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the government / spend / a lot of money / the struggle / illiteracy
A. The government would like to spend a lot of money on the struggle for illiteracy.
B. The government spent a lot of money for the struggle with illiteracy.
C. However, the government will spend a lot of money in the struggle on illiteracy.
D. The government has spent a lot of money on the struggle against illiteracy.
Giải bởi Vietjack
Đáp án: D
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