By the time I __________ (arrive) at the meeting, they __________ (already/discuss) the main points.
A. arrived, had already discussed
B. arrived, already discussed
C. had arrived, had already discussed
D. had arrived, already had discussed
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Grammar › ViewThe more effort you put in, ____________.　
A. you will get more satisfying results
B. the more satisfying your results will be
C. and you are more likely to get satisfying results
D. and the results will be more satisfying than you can ever imagine
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not only you but also she …….
A. are crazy
B. is crazy
C. were crazy
D. crazy
Would rather/ would prefer/ would like › ViewI’d rather come with you ___ here alone.
A. than stay
B. than staying
C. to stay
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I must have my keys somewhere. I can remember _____ the door this morning.
A. to lock
B. locked
C. lock
D. locking