to put through a strainer
A. sieve
B. minion
C. thane
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A. Yes, he should.
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A. Italy
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A. The boys can be in the stadium.
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Apply conditional tenses in context: If you had told me earlier, I could have helped.
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D. If you had told me earlier, I can help.