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Which of the following phrases can be used instead of wish to describe an ideal or fanciful desire?
A. if so
B. if only
C. if possible
D. if hopefully
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“It ___ have been one of the staff as I’m the only person with a key.”
A. must
B. can’t
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The synonym of the word ‘cobbler’ is
A. Carpenters
B. Tailor
C. Shoe-make
D. Gambler
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A. much
B. less
C. more
D. a lot
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When I was a child, I …..(not, eat) chips.
A. didn’t eat
B. didn’t used to eat
C. didn’t use to eat
D. didn’t used to eat