Their tastes have been so _____________ by luxurious living that they seem incapable of enjoying the simple pleasures of life.
A. jaded
B. lurid
C. hackneyed
D. assuaged
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“You would have succeeded if you had worked harder”.
The sentence means ….
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B. You will succeed
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A. Yuck! The two dog’s dishes are covered with bits of food, and ants are crawling all over the bowls!
B. Yuck! The two dogs’ dishes are covered with bits of food and ants are crawling all over the bowls!
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D. They are playing outside.