I can join either the dance club or the basketball club. I would like to join the … (late) one because I enjoy playing basketball very much.
A. later
B. latter
C. the lastest
D. the last
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A. He will not be attending the meeting tomorrow.
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A. in
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D. under
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There must be a reason why I didn’t see you on Zoom.
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A. must
B. where
C. when
D. why