He got up very late. He could neither have something to eat ____ have something to drink.
A. nor
B. but
C. or
D. for
E. so
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A. Would
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C. Either could be used here.
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The sea water is __________ cold. The swimmers cannot swim in it. The sea water is __________ cold for them to swim in.
A. very , too
B. too , very
C. enough , enough