—________

—That’s a good idea.

A.Bob, let’s go and watch a movie after school.

B.Mum, I’ve won a second prize in the writing competition.

C.Kitty, don’t forget to lock the door before leaving the house.

D.Peter, I’d like to invite you to my birthday party tomorrow evening.

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