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Could you change a room facing south fo rme的中文意思是（)。
A.请你们现在就清扫房间
B.能否给我换一间朝阳的房间
C.你们只有一间套房了
D.你们有空房吗
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A.请你们现在就清扫房间
B.能否给我换一间朝阳的房间
C.你们只有一间套房了
D.你们有空房吗
如果结果不匹配，请 联系老师 获取答案
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B．full
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