"interact with" is idiomatically correct; anything else is unidiomatic; eliminate B, D, and E.
Choice A makes the same error; it ends with "between", while the correct idiom demands "with" (i.e., we need "interact...with" not "interact...between"); eliminate A.
All four wrong answers use the wrong idiom; choice C is the only one that uses "interact with" both times.
Choose C.
Choice A makes the same error; it ends with "between", while the correct idiom demands "with" (i.e., we need "interact...with" not "interact...between"); eliminate A.
All four wrong answers use the wrong idiom; choice C is the only one that uses "interact with" both times.
Choose C.



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