[ Conditionals ]
If I were your mother, I would insist you learn harder.
–> _________________________, I would insist you learn harder.
A. Were I to be your mother
B. Should I be your mother
C. Had I been your mother
D. Were I your mother

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A. while
B. when
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___ you buy me a snack from the vending machine, please?
Sorry, I don’t have any change
A. Would you mind
B. Can
C. Is it OK if
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A. lose
B. loses
C. lost
D. losing
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He is _________ in my class.
A. the most handsome
B. the handsomest
C. most handsome
D. handsomest
