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Michael got into trouble in Mrs. Sanderson’s class. _________ he got into trouble in all of his classes.
A. On the other hand,
B. In spite of that,
C. As a matter of fact,
D. In other words,
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Modal Verbs › ViewIf you had studied harder, you could have passed the exam easily
A. You should have studied harder.
B. You must have studied harder.
C. You can have studied harder.
D. You may have studied harder.
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Whales and walruses are _______ fish _______mammals.
A. both … and
B. as … as
C. not … but also
D. either … or
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A. had finished
B. has finished
C. have finish
D. has finish
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A: How did you break your leg?
B: I tried bungee jumping but it went ……………………. wrong.
A. very much
B. totally