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He abused at a tourist; ____, he refused to apologize.

A．making things bad B．making things worse

C．to make things bad D．to make things worse

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A. frightened B. sad C. nervous D. astonished

A. support B. visit C. encourage D. invite

A. bed B. office C. house D. chair

A. hold B. remind C. scold D. find

A. sighed B. smiled C. nodded D. cried

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A. making things worse 　　　　　　 B. what is worse

C. to begin with 　　　　　　　 D. worse still

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