When Janet got to Edinburgh last August, there were not ________ hotels for her to choose. All ________ hotels were full. She could only stay in a guesthouse.

A.other; other B.the other; the other

C.other; the other D.the other; other

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BOURNE JUNIOR COUNCIL SCHOOL REPORT

Name: Peter Grey Grade: 6 Age: 11

Students number in Class: 50 Place(位置) in class: 29 th

Subject

Possible(可能的) number of Marks(分?jǐn)?shù))

Number of marks received(獲得)

Math

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Music

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