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The Government have not confirmed the rumours but they have not denied them, either.
A. The Government have neither confirmed, nor denied the rumours.
B. The Government have not confirmed the rumours and they have not denied them too.
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Grammar › ViewUse ‘could’ in a sentence: They ___ see the mountains from their house.
A. They would see the mountains from their house.
B. They could see the mountains from their house.
C. They can see the mountains from their house.
D. They should see the mountains from their house.
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When I was a child, I ___ eat as much candy as I wanted during festivals.
A. can
B. could
C. must
D. have to