Although he is intelligent, he doesn’t do well at school.
A. Despite being intelligent, he doesn’t do well at school.
B. In spite of intelligent, he doesn’t do well at school.
C. In spite he is intelligent, he doesn’t do well at school.
D. Although his intelligence, he does well at school.
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A. are working
B. were working
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John contributed fifty dollars, but he wishes he could contribute ________.
A. more fifty dollars
B. one other fifty dollars
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B. Let + object + bare infinitive
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…………… the phone …………… by you when I call ?
A. Was / answer
B. Has / be answered
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D. Will / be answered