They ___ a meeting at a building downtown last Monday.
A. held
B. got
C. took
D. passed
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A. They will play football tomorrow.
B. They are playing football now.
C. They played football yesterday.
D. They plays football today.
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Select the sentence that correctly uses transitional phrases.
A. Consequently, he missed the bus he was late to school.
B. He missed the bus; consequently, he was late to school.
C. He missed the bus, consequently he was late to school.
D. He missed the bus. Consequently he was late to school.
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In this discussion Diane represented her manager, but she could make a crucial decision, she didn’t talk _____ she were the manager herself.
A. as
B. if
C. as if