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She came to London a year ago, and she still lives there.
A. She lived in London for a year.
B. She has gone to London for two years.
C. She has been in London for a year.
D. She has been to London for ages.
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Conjunctions › ViewHe worked at the same company ____ he retired.
A. when
B. as
C. until
D. because
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Can a member of the Canadian Armed Forces vote _____ if he or she is under 18?
a. still
b. yet
c. even
We have plenty of time for doing the work. We _____ be hurried.
A. needn’t
B. shouldn’t
C. mustn’t
D. couldn’t
Grammar › View
What is the cause in the following sentence?
It was raining. I used the umbrella.
A. It was raining.
B. I used the umbrella.