[ Grammar ]
I’d rather you phoned / if you phoned me tonight
A. you phoned
B. if you poneed
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a, an, the, zero article › ViewMr. Smith is ______ old customer of my store and he is also______man
A. the – the
B. a – an
C. an – a
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Would you like _____ juice?
A. a
B. an
C. some
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A. must
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A. neither…both
B. not only…but also
C. either…or
D. both…nor