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根据对话内容,从方框中选择恰当的选项补全对话,其中有两项多余。

A: Hey, Linda. I' m not working today.

B: Oh. ____

A: I' m having brunch (早午餐) with some friends.

B: ____Brunch is a great meal.

A: It's part (部分的) breakfast.

B: And part lunch! ____

A: Yeah, you're right. I meet my friends for brunch every month.

B: What do you talk about at brunch?

A: Well, we usually just catch up on (了解) each other's news. ____

B: That's nice. It's good to share with friends.

A: Yes. I enjoy spending time with my friends. ____

B: It's important to have good friends.

A: Yes. And it's always nice to have a good meal with friends!

A. Oh, that's fun.

B. Well, it's a great idea.

C. What are you doing?

D. We talk about our lives. "

E. You can eat both meals together.

F. They help me with my problems.

G. How often do you visit your friends?

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C,A,E,D,F

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