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B. I had no time to get breakfast.
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D. I had breakfast in the clothes store.
E. Luckily, my neighbor Mr. Green saw me on the street.
F. Someone told me Mrs. Cooper died because of the fire.
G. I got up early.
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D. I had breakfast in the clothes store.
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F. Someone told me Mrs. Cooper died because of the fire.
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G. That¡¯s all.
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