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Speaker A: Im getting absolutely nowhere with these physics problems. Speaker B: ______A．Y

Speaker A: Im getting absolutely nowhere with these physics problems. Speaker B: ______

A．Yes, I also find it very hard to understand the physics teacher"s lectures.

B．If you are careful, you are sure to work out the physics problems.

C．How about my going through them with you？

D．It is strange that your physics teacher should assign such difficult problems to you.

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