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II/ Jane is sitting in the restaurant alone.

Is Jane sitting with a friend ?

No, she isn’t. She is sitting in a restaurant alone.

Who is Jane sitting with?

She is sitting with no one. Jane is sitting in the restaurant alone.

Is Jane sitting in a hotel ?

No, Jane sitting in the restaurant.

Tại sao trong đoạn trên lúc thì in the restaurant, lúc lại in a restaurant.

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