He can’t be the one who forgot the tickets; he bought them. What does this imply?
A. He is responsible for the tickets.
B. He forgot the tickets.
C. He is not interested in the event.
D. He lost the tickets.
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Grammar › ViewSwimming with dolphins was the most _____ experience I’ve ever had.
A. amazed
B. amazing
C. amaze
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Did you have a nice weekend?
A. It was great!
B. I’d like to see it!
C. Sounds great!
Conjunction and Punctuation › ViewThe movie received mixed reviews from critics. It was a box office success.
A. The movie received mixed reviews from critics; however, it was a box office success.
B. The movie received mixed reviews from critics. However it was a box office success.
C. However the movie received mixed reviews from critics. It was a box office success
D. The movie received mixed reviews from critics however, was a box office success.
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… our teacher was angry, she is still very patient with us.
A. Because
B. Despite
C. Even though