My sister didn’t have enough money for learning after college. She can’t get a Bachelor of Science degree now.
A. If my sister had enough money for learning after college, she could get a Bachelor of Science degree now.
B. If my sister had had enough money for learning after college, she could get a Bachelor of Science degree now.
C. If my sister has enough money for learning after college, she can get a Bachelor of Science degree now.
D. Although my sister didn’t have enough money for learning after college, she could get a Bachelor of Science degree.
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A. like; characteristic of
B. state or quality of
C. full of
D. act or state of being