I missed the bus this morning. I came late for the interview.
A. I wish I didn’t miss the bus this morning so that I could come to the interview on time.
B. If I hadn’t missed the bus this morning, I couldn’t have come late for the interview.
C. Provided that I missed the bus this morning, I could come late for the interview.
D. Unless I miss the bus this morning, I won’t come late for the interview.
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A. Paris is the city which I’ve always wanted to visit.
B. Paris which I’ve always wanted to visit is the city.
C. Paris which I’ve always wanted to visit it is the city.
D. Paris is the city which I’ve always wanted to visit it.
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A. of
B. from
C. at
D. with
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A. I have never joined a social club on campus.
B. I joined a social club on campus for a few weeks.
C. I had never joined a social club on campus before.
D. I have been in a social club on campus for a few weeks.
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Always dress …… when you go walking (comfortable)
A. comfortable
B. comfortably