[ Vocabulary ]
What does it mean for something to be chronological?
A. To stop
B. To express strong disapproval
C. Arranged in order of time or date
D. To make clear; to remove confusion
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How would you express that it is impossible that Sherlock Holmes was the criminal in the story?
A. Sherlock Holmes may not have been the criminal.
B. Sherlock Holmes could not have been the criminal.
C. Sherlock Holmes should not have been the criminal.
D. Sherlock Holmes might not have been the criminal.
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A. –
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The lieutenant didn’t __________ their conduct.
A. approve
B. approve of
C. liking
D. like of