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He had better to save some money each month; otherwise, he will face financial difficulties in the future.
A. had better
B. to
C. will
D. face
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A. I will have seen the film by Thursday.
B. I will be seeing the film on Thursday.
C. I will see the film on Thursday.
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Kathi has helped my children with their homework yesterday.
A. True
B. False
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A. had started
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C. started
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No one on our street (throw, throws) a ball faster than Sammy.
A. Throw
B. Throws