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    —Is Billy back ________? That's quick!

    —Yeah, and tomorrow is his son's birthday.

    A. yet

    B. too

    C. already

    D. still

     

    答案：C
    解析：

    从上下文来看，说话者显然对比利回家感到惊讶，故把already用在疑问句中来表示这种语气。

     


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