English Original
Teacher: Which is farther away—Australia or the moon?
Bobby: Australia.
Teacher: Why do you say that?
Bobby: We can see the moon, but we can't see Australia.
中文翻译
教师:澳大利亚和月球,哪个离我们更远?
博比:澳大利亚。
教师:你为什么这么说呢?
博比:我们能看见月亮,但我们看不见澳大利亚。
Teacher: Which is farther away—Australia or the moon?
Bobby: Australia.
Teacher: Why do you say that?
Bobby: We can see the moon, but we can't see Australia.
教师:澳大利亚和月球,哪个离我们更远?
博比:澳大利亚。
教师:你为什么这么说呢?
博比:我们能看见月亮,但我们看不见澳大利亚。
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