____ better, I would join you. A. Not feeling ...

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____ better, I would join you.

A. Not feeling

B. As I felt

C. Having felt

D. Were I to feel

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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A. have not finished

B. did not finish

C. have not completed

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A. after

B. by

C. out

D. over

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A. origin

B. place

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You ____ to stay after 6:30 because they close the building at that time.

A. have to

B. can

C. aren’t allowed