It's advisble for the speaker to hold something in his/her hand to reduce nervousness even when the object is irrelevant to the speech.
It's advisble for the speaker to hold something in his/her hand to reduce nervousness even when the object is irrelevant to the speech.
A.正确
B.错误
正确答案：错误
Tag：英语演讲
时间：2022-01-29 20:45:15
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