[ Grammar ]
I like watching TV more than playing football. → I prefer _________________.
A. watching TV to playing football.
B. playing football to watching TV.
C. watching TV than playing football.
D. to watch TV than playing football.
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A. were living
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He slept for under three hours last night. ___________________________, he feels fresh and alert this morning.
A. Moreover,
B. Nevertheless,
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You _______ transfer calls to Mr. Thomas. He’s in an important meeting.
A. mustn’t
B. doesn’t have to
C. couldn’t