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The older he got, __________.

A. the more thoughtful he is

B. the more he is thoughtful

C. the most thoughtful he is

D. the most he is thoughtful

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Will and Going to Past, Present, Future Verb + Infinitive Present Simple/Affirmative Grammar ( going to) Present Simple & Continues Linking Verbs Family Members and Present Simple Adjective vs Adverb Independent/Dependent Clauses & Relative Clauses Time Conjunctions Travel Vocabulary Subordinating Conjunctions Conjunction: Because and So Definite and Zero Article Participle - ing/ ed -ed/-ing Adjectives Adverbial Clauses Infinitive and Gerund Gerund Subject or Object will, be going to, would like to Simple Present & Present Progressive Future Tense and Conditionals Tenses and Article TOEIC Grammar Comparative Adjectives and Adverbs Present Perfect & Past Simple Tense Types of Simple Sentences Adjectives and Adverbs Grammar - to be Simple present/ past/ future tense Adverbs of Degree Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases Modal Verbs for Speculation Adverbs of Time Grammar (want to/ need to/ have to) Modal Probability Past Tense Intermediate Grammar Conditional Sentences Bare Infinitive and To Infinitive Past Simple and Past Progressive Present Simple Progressive Passive Sentence Adjectives & Prepositions Modals of Obligation & Prohibition Verb Forms Past and Present Tenses Adjectives and Degrees Time Clauses and Conjunctions Active & Passive Voice Past Perfect Tenses The Past Simple Do not- Does not Grammar-Present Continuous-Sentence Making Tenses - Passive Voice V-ing/to-V Have to / Do not have to Articles & Preposition Places in Town Grammar: Syntax Prepositions and Adverbs Linking Words and Conjunction Grammar: Have to Comparatives, Superlatives & Equatives Article the or zero article (-) Present Perfect Continuous Gerund and To Infinitive Present Perfect and Past Tenses Punctuating Clauses Auxiliary Verbs, if, unless and Modal Adverbial Clause Relative Clauses Pronouns Adjective & Adverbs Sentence Structure Similes and Body Idioms Tenses for Hospitality Subordinating Conjunction Comparative and Superlatives Auxiliary and Modal Verbs Adverb of Manner Grammar - Present Perfect with for and since Modal Verbs of Certainty and Possibility Action Verb Personal & Possessive Pronouns Articles & Compound Nouns Simple Past Modals, Conditionals, and Clauses- Defining, Non-defining Pronouns and Adverbs Future Tenses another/the others/each other/one another Simple Future Tense Reported Speech and Tense Conditional Sentences Type 1 Modals and Past Modals Grammar and Structure Wh Questions Definite vs Zero Article Abstract Nouns Past Simple and Past Continuous Such...that, so ......that
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