Those examples are not enough, you should give ________ examples to make your argument convincing.
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A．some |
B．any |
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C．some more |
D．any more |
I didn't quite catch you, Mr. Smith. Will you speak more slowly to make you ________?
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A．hear |
B．understood |
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C．listened |
D．known |
----Will you keep me ________ the latest news about the football games taking place in Atlanta?
----Sure. I'll let you know soon after the games are over.
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A．informed of |
B．informed on |
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C．informing about |
D．to be informed |
----Good morning. Can I help you?
----I'd like to have the package ________, madam.
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A．be weighed |
B．to be weighed |
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C．to weigh |
D．weighed |
There's too much rain in the south _______ there's so little in the north.
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A．and but |
B．when |
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C．while |
D．however |
It was during the late 1980s that the villagers ________ the new hospital ________.
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A．got, built |
B．has; built |
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C．had; to build |
D．had had; built |
It seems as if the suit _______ to his own measure. But actually be bought it yesterday.
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A．was made |
B．is made |
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C．has been made |
D．has made |
________ these conditions, the number of churches and church membership grew in the postwar decade.
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A．Because |
B．Despite |
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C．According |
D．Although |