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—What can I do for you, sir?
—I bought this mobile last Saturday here in your shop. 小題1:
—What’s the matter with it?
—小題2:
—How long does it last?
—It can last only one day! Then, I’ll have to recharge it. Sometimes it just turns off by itself.
—It doesn’t seem to matter much. 小題3:
—I’d like you to return the money.
—小題4:We can repair the mobile for you.
—No, I hope you can change it for a new one of the same model at least.
—All right. 小題5:
A．I’m sorry, but we can’t.
B．But it doesn’t work well.
C．Is there anything wrong?
D．So what do you want us to do?
E. The battery doesn’t last long.
F. We can change it for another one.
G. All right, don’t worry.

小題1:B
小題2:E
小題3:D
小題4:A
小題5:F
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