[ Grammar ]
The lecturer last night didn’t know what he was talking about, but if Professor Madison _____, I would have listened carefully.
A. had been lecturing
B. was lecturing
C. would lecture
D. lectured
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a. few
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We ________ the movie at the theater.
A. seen
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C. see
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