We can buy some        in the food market..

A. bread        B. baseballs               C. clothes       D. balls

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【小題1】Alice and his brother, Peter were so careless that they broke their money jar.
【小題2】They wanted to buy the twins new shoes.
【小題3】Peter didn’t give the shoes to them face to face.
【小題4】Billy and Rose happened to see Peter running away quickly.
【小題5】 Alice and Peter were happy when they saw Billy and Rose both wearing their new shoes.

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