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Many ________ prefer to use the word“Ms”instead of “Miss”or “Mrs”.

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A.woman managers    B.woman manager

C.women managers    D.women manager

答案:C
解析:

含有manwoman的复合词的复数是将manwoman与其修饰的名词都改为复数。


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