Hydro, hydr
A. Under
B. Warn
C. Both ends or all sides
D. Water
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A. If he had been practicing regularly, he would have improved his skills.
B. If he had been practiced regularly, he would have improved his skills.
C. If he had been practicing regularly, he would improve his skills.
D. If he has been practicing regularly, he would have improved his skills.
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Choose the situation that expresses this sentence in the future:
I was going to buy a book but the bookstore was closed.
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