[ Grammar ]
He is … Spanish … Italian.
A. either / and
B. either / neither
C. either / or
D. either/nor
Select your answer:
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A. despite / in spite of
B. although
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Susan and Steve_________________pay attention.
A. must
B. has to
C. have to
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