Mr．Johnson should have taken the train to Liverpool for an important meeting, but he got on the train for Edinburg ________．

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A．by chance

B．by accident

C．by time

D．by mistake

答案：D
解析：

句意：約翰遜先應(yīng)當(dāng)乘坐去利物浦的火車去開一個重要會議，但錯上了去愛丁堡的車。


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