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—Nice to see you, Mary. How are you these days?
—Pretty good, thank you.  61  .
—You’ve finished it? That’s great.  62  What do you think of it?
—I think it is a wonderful description of nature. The book focuses on the struggle between nature and humanity. I find it very educational.
—I think so, too.  63
—Oh, I’m sorry. I have to go now.
—Why?  64
—I have to go to my little brother’s birthday party, or he will be angry with me. Shall we talk about it another time?
—Okay.  65  See you!
A．I come to return the book I borrowed from you.
B．I don’t litk the book at all.
C．How about sitting down and talking about it?
D．I think our conversation is getting so interesting.
E．I love books that discuss the struggle between humans and nature.
F．Say “Happy Birthday”to him for me!
G．I’ve been wating to talk to you about the book.
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