“James wasn’t at the meeting.” “It’s possible he didn’t know it was happening.”
A. He must not have known it was happening.
B. He should’ve known it was happening.
C. He could’ve known it was happening.
D. He may not have known it was happening.
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A. had waited
B. had been waiting
C. was waiting
D. waited
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They … in Bali … they moved here.
A. has been, since
B. have been, since
C. has been, for
D. have been, for
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A. Please write your signature on that paper over their.
B. Please write your signature on that paper over there.
C. Please write your signature on that paper over they’re.
D. Please write you’re signature on that paper over there.
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I’m studying the same subject_______ Emma.
A. as
B. than