It wasn’t necessary to bring those books to class today.
A. You needn’t bring those books to class today.
B. You needn’t have brought those books to class today.
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A. have studied / should know
B. will study / have known
C. would study / had known
D. study / may have known
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Choose the conjunction that completes the sentence: “We could go to the cinema, ____ we could stay home and watch a movie.”
A. or
B. because
C. although
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A. my firm would get it
B. that my firm will get it
C. for my firm getting it
D. if my firm can get it
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There was a princess ___ lived in a castle.
A. that / which
B. who
C. where