I wanted to park in front of the bank, but there was a `No parking’ sign.
A. I was allowed to park in front of the bank.
B. I wasn’t allowed to park in front of the bank.
C. I didn’t want to park in front of the bank.
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My favourite colour is red, . . . my best friend’s is blue.
A. as
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D. because
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B. it is
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