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    ---I’ve never found a better job and I’m so glad.
    ---______.


    1. A.
      I don’t think so
    2. B.
      Too bad
    3. C.
      Congratulations
    4. D.
      Don’t worry
    C
    “我找到了一个最好的工作。我很高兴。”“祝贺你。”I don’t think so我不那么认为 Too bad太糟糕了Congratulations祝贺你Don’t worry别担心。答案C。
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