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thatB
asC
what D
which
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would have bought; if they knewB
wouldn’t have bought; had they knownC
wouldn’t have bought; if had they knownD
wouldn’t have bought; did they know
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she has many loyal fansB
she is an experienced actressC
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But I’d like to have a meal.B
I really don’t feel like going any place tonight.C
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But I like your idea very much
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Where do you want to spend your vacation?B
Why do you look so upset?C
How did you do in the exams?D
May I have the pleasure of your presence at our party?
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need not to goB
need not goC
do not need go D
not need go
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makingB
to makeC
being made D
made
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a hair breadth B
hair breadthC
hair’s breadth D
a hair’s breadth
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There’s nothing to be afraid of.B
This is a wonderful day.C
Anybody would have done the same.D
I am glad to save her.
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twice more TV sets this year as last yearB
TV sets this year twice as many as last yearC
twice as many TV sets this year as last yearD
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perceptible B
receptibleC
susceptible D
deductible
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takes to heartB
remindsC
brings to mindD
impresses
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had not workedB
not to workC
does not work D
did not work
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Thoroughly dissatisfying B
Being thoroughly dissatisfiedC
To be thoroughly dissatisfiedD
Having thoroughly dissatisfied
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thatB
asC
what D
which
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