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. . . . . . . he insisted he was innocent, . . . . . . . they seemed to believed him.
A. The more/ the less
B. More/ less
C. The most/ the least
D. Most/ least
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Present Perfect Tense › ViewHave you finished your lunch __________________?
A. Already
B. Just
C. Ever
D. Yet
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What should be omitted in the following sentence?
Italy; I go there for the food and friendly: people.
A. :
B. ;
C. .
D. no change
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