[ Because of & Inspite of ]
Tom went to work although he didn’t feel very well.
A. Tom went to work that he did not feel very well
B. Tom went to work despite of the fact not feeling well
C. Tom went to work because he did not feel very well
D. Tom went to work despite not feeling very well
Select your answer:
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A. are / learn
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A: Did you go out for dinner last night?
B: No. I ……………….. a lot at lunch, so I wasn’t hungry.
A. had been eating
B. had eaten
C. was eating