What did the boy say about his early use of the languages?

A．He would choose properly which language to us

B．He had to use English most of the tim

C．His parents wanted him to use his native tongu

D．Somebody told him what he should do about i

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【解析】文章第七段：The switch，at least for him，has been complete．a matter of personal preference early on，he says．这种转变对他来说已经完成了，他说早期，主要是取决于个人喜好。即在本族语和英语之间进行选择。

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