Tom was sent to hospital yesterday, and now he is in________.

A. 305 Room upstairs 　 B. 305 upstairs Room

C. Room 305 upstairs　 D. Room upstairs 305

 

C

房間號(hào)碼的正確表達(dá)為Room 305。

 

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