Which sentence is wrong? 29. A．I felt it impossible for him to take the exam. 30. B．I found it impossible that he might take the exam. 31. C．I thought that he might not take the exam. 32. D．In my 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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28.Which sentence is wrong?

29.

A．I felt it impossible for him to take the exam.

30.

B．I found it impossible that he might take the exam.

31.

C．I thought that he might not take the exam.

32.

D．In my opinion he might take the exam.

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