What does the professor mean when he says this
A: He thinks the student’s view is quite right.
B: He thinks the student’s opinion is wrong.
C: He is not sure about the student’s opinion.
D: He does not want to give his own opinion.
A: He thinks the student’s view is quite right.
B: He thinks the student’s opinion is wrong.
C: He is not sure about the student’s opinion.
D: He does not want to give his own opinion.
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