---Marry had a good time at the party.
---____and so did I


  1. A.
    So she had
  2. B.
    So had she
  3. C.
    So she did
  4. D.
    So did she
C
由and so did I.暗示-Marry玩的的確很高興，推出前后主語(yǔ)為同一個(gè)人。
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