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My grandmother makes the best homemade chicken soup in the world.It's absolutley（）.
A.mouth-watering
B.mouth-drying
C.mouth-tasting
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A.mouth-watering
B.mouth-drying
C.mouth-tasting
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B．Thank you
C．I'll do my best
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E．Please sit down
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A is famous for its chocolate
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A. appealing idea
B. difficult decision
C. expensive choice
D. pleasant experience
