“My luggage weighs less than my sister’s luggage” means …………………….
A. My luggage is heavier than my sister’s.
B. My luggage is as heavy as my sister’s.
C. My luggage isn’t as light as my sister’s.
D. My luggage isn’t lighter than my sister’s
E. My luggage isn’t as heavy as my sister’s.
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A. I never went to Paris.
B. I will never go to Paris.
C. I have never been to Paris.
D. I am never going to Paris.
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James…….. the news as soon as possible.
A. should tell
B. should be told
C. should told
D. should be telled
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A. able
B. can
C. can’t
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…. they …. their lunch?
A. Have — finish
B. Have — finishing
C. Have — finished
D. Have — finishes