[ Conjunctions ]
Do you want burger?
Do you want fried noodles?
A. Do you want burger or fried noodles?
B. Do you want burger but do you want friend noodles?
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Grammar › Viewustomer complaints have become much more — since we installed the automatic messaging system.
A. managing
B. manage
C. manageable
D. management
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His retirement announcement was … by his decision to become a full-time entrepreneur.
(a) preceded
(b) proceeded
Why ____ your dog ____ so much noise?
A. does / makes
B. does / make
C. do / make
D. do / makes
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Most people prefer flying ________ going by sea because it’s much faster.
A. than
B. to
C. from
D. over