She can sing.
She can dance.
She can sing __________ dance .
A. and
B. but
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A. You’re welcome.
B. Yes, you like it?
C. Oh, you must be kidding.
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Will John and Diana see each other again soon?
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A. they won’t. They won’t see each other again
B. they will not. They won’t see
C. they will not. They not see
D. they won’t. They not see each other again
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A. come
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Choose the sentence which is opposite in meaning to the word-
novice
A. Lisa is a beginner at medical college.
B. Daisy thinks art is boring.
C. Darren is an experienced hiker
D. Rory likes pretty decorated cakes.