[填空题]Police: (56)
Tom: (57)
Police: Well, you can take No. 323 bus to get there.
Tom: (58)
Police: Get off the bus at Weigongcun xikou (59)
Tom: (60)
Police: About half an hour.
Tom= Thank you very much.
Police: You cannot miss it.

[填空题]Police: (56)
Tom: (57)
Police: Well, you can take No. 323 bus to get there.
Tom: (58)
Police: Get off the bus at Weigongcun xikou (59)
Tom: (60)
Police: About half an hour.
Tom= Thank you very much.
Police: You cannot miss it.

[填空题]

Police: (56)
Tom: (57)
Police: Well, you can take No. 323 bus to get there.
Tom: (58)
Police: Get off the bus at Weigongcun xikou (59)
Tom: (60)
Police: About half an hour.
Tom= Thank you very much.
Police: You cannot miss it.

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A. no matter what
B. no matter which
C. what
D. whichever

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