Before it _____ (start) to rain, I _____ (reach) the station.
A. start, has reached
B. started, had reached
C. started, has reached
D. started, have reached
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Students can only use technological devices to complete their work ____ investment on notebooks and books.
A. rather than
B. instead of
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C. She likes to swim and dance.
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Which of these sentences contains personification?
A. Shiny new shoes peeked out from under his freshly pressed pants.
B. Shiny new shoes were visible under his freshly ironed pants.
C. Shiny new shoes were polished and clean.