The book was too expensive. I wanted to buy it.
a. The book which I wanted to buy it was too expensive
b. The book who I wanted to buy was too expensive.
c. The book which I wanted to buy was too expensive.
d. The book that I wanted to buy it was too expensive.
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A. bigger.
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Sarah likes coffee. Sarah likes chocolate.
A. Sarah likes coffee, likes chocolate.
B. Sarah likes coffee and chocolate.
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A. collector
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C. investigator
D. Invitation