Father _____, I turned on the computer.
[     ]
A. agreed
B. agreeing
C. agrees
D. to agree
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       Since most of the men were over 35 and were raised in the   27   of men that were taught    28   feelings is not "manly", this was very   29   homework for some．

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A．said       B．shared      C．talked       D．discussed

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A．sat  B．rose       C．stood      D．struggle

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A．How    B．Why      C．Who      D．What

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A．get       B．make     C．deserve     D．overcome

A．sense    B．point     C．thought     D．message

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