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Choose the sentence with the meaning below.
–> James is always lazy. He failed a test last week.
A. If you weren’t so lazy, you would have passed that test.
B. If you hadn’t been so lazy, you would pass that test.
C. If you weren’t so lazy, you would pass that test.
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