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Translate the sentences.Pay special attention to "也" and "面子"。 (1)如果你留下来，我也要留下来。 (2)小马也就是十二三岁，脸上还瘦。 (3)她怎么好好的就自杀了？这也怪了！ (4)他对事情的进展情况也还满意。 (5)那件大衣的面子很漂亮 (6)如果怕丢面子，就说不好英语。 (7)我是个爱面子的人，这种事我可做不出来。 (8)不是我不买你的面子，实在是这事儿不好办。
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A、Teachers.
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C、Students.
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