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( ) 9. 一 Must they attend the meeting this afternoon?

—_. They had one yesterday.

A. Yes, they must B. Yes, they can C. No, they needn’t D. No, they mustn’t

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A. The expression “a fat cat” is used to describe someone who is very fat.

B. The expression “play cat and mouse” usually means “play tricks on others”.

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