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English, 31.08.2019 08:30 jadalysrodriguez

The correct answer !
is it b?
a. did you understand everything today?
b. no. i’m so confused.
a. so am i.
b. she doesn’t explain things very well. she goes too fast!
a. i know. and now we’re going to have a test!
you can infer that these two people are in a classroom because of the following evidence:
a. person "b" said someone "moves too fast".
b. person "a" said they were going to have a test.
c. they are not in a classroom.
d. both a & b are correct.

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