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She had just bought two gorgeous dresses, ______ she needed to get matching shoes.
A. or
B. so
C. yet
D. for
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A. did not study
B. has not studied
C. hasn’t studied
D. not studying
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________Lucy prepared much for the interview, she still got cold feet when asked some questions about her personality.
A. Despite
B. Though
C. Because
D. Because of
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Coffee and toast.
A. What
B. When
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Change this sentence to simple past: ‘They play soccer.’
A. They played soccer.
B. They are playing soccer.
C. They will play soccer.
D. They played a soccer game.