[ Grammar ]
Choose the sentences that are closest in meaning to the given sentence(s).
After I had had my dinner, I invited Linda for a walk.
A. I invited Linda for a walk. Then, we had dinner.
B. Before I had my dinner, I had invited Linda for a walk.
C. Having had my dinner, I invited Linda for a walk.
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I received a letter from the friendly little, old lady.
A. from
B. lady
C. friendly
D. old
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A. A
B. Some
C. Any
D. The
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A. get along
B. get over
C. get through
D. get on
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Cows must eats grains, …….. they will not grow fat.
A. Or
B. But
C. Though