“Shall we stop for lunch _____ shall we drive on？” “Let’s stop for lunch, but the driver can’t drink _____ drive.”
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A．and, and |
B．or, or |
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C．and, or |
D．or, and |
He spent every minute he could _____ spoken English.
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A．practise |
B．to practise |
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C．practising |
D．practised |
Before going abroad he devoted all he could _______ his oral English.
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A．improve |
B．to improve |
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C．improving |
D．to improving |
Such _______ the case, I couldn’t help but______ him.
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A．being, support |
B．was, support |
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C．has been, supporting |
D．is, to support |
Such _______ the case, I couldn’t help but______ him.
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A．being, support |
B．was, support |
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C．has been, supporting |
D．is, to support |
The purpose of the scheme is not to help the employers but _____ work for young people.
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A．provide |
B．to provide |
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C．providing |
D．provided |
Anyone ______ trying to take knives on heard flights would be caught by the police.
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A．finds |
B．found |
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C．being found |
D．will find |