When someone is hospitalized, (he/she, they) may go into debt for life.
A. He/she
B. They
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A. The teacher was frustrated because all the boys’ coats were left in a pile in the classroom’s coat room.
B. The teacher was frustrated because all the boys coats were left in a pile in the classrooms coat room.
C. The teacher was frustrated because all the boy’s coats were left in a pile in the classrooms’ coat room.
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A. Nothing
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A. an
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If I had known about your accident, I ____phoned you.
A. may have
B. should have
C. would have