—How old is your daughter?

—________ . We had a wonderful party for her________ birthday yesterday.

A.Nine; nine B.Nine; ninth C.Ninth; ninth D.Ninth; nine

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This number was lower than any other country. So, what did British drivers do to achieve this? What are they doing differently? Here are some pieces of advice for drivers who are planning a trip to the UK.

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◆If you get in an accident, don't try to pay the police. The police in the UK never take money, and if you try to offer them some, you could end your holiday visiting British prison（監(jiān)獄).

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What sport does Mary like best?

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