The sentence structure (結構) of "They painted the walls white." is "_____".

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A. S＋V＋DO＋OC
B. S＋V＋P
C. S＋V＋IO＋DO
D. S＋V＋DO
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【小題1】 A snail _________.

A．moves more slowly at nightB．has thousands of feet
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【小題5】Which of the following is wrong?
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