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What did the man do yesterday?

A.He joined a celebration. B.He stayed in bed. C.He went to work.

 

C 【解析】 【原文】 W: Did I see you at the celebration yesterday? If not, it must have been someone like you. M: I wish I had gone. I missed it last year because I was in bed with flu, and this year because I had to be in my office.  
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