Choose the best sentence that can be made from the words given
arrive / 7.00 am / we / make some arrangements
A. Please arrive at 7.00 am so that we can make some arrangements.
B. To arrive at 7.00 am so as that we can make some arrangements.
C. When arriving at 7.00 am so that we can make some arrangements.
D. Please arrive at 7.00 am in case we can make some arrangements.
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Đáp án: A
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