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3 comments:
Excellent sentences! A pity that none of the C2 sentences were selected...
Very similar ideas in other words...
Yes, indeed. But my comment was more related to the equity of the selection of the answers...All groups are represented in the answers but C2. What does it show? Perhaps, that we, at the C2 level, are a bit lazy? Not quite, I would say.
No hard feelings, by the way!
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