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A. And
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B. Because
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C. Where
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D. But
Explanation
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A. The film was so good, I could believe it
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B. The film was so good, I could hardly believe it.
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C. The film was so good, I couldn't believe it.
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D. The film was so good, I couldn't hardly believe it
Explanation
The film was so good, I couldn't believe it.
Main clause: The film was so good → Describes the film.
Result clause: I couldn't believe it → Shows the speaker's strong reaction.
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A. The supervisor has not compromised nor will ever compromise.
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B. The supervisor has nor will ever compromise.
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C. The supervisor have nor will ever compromise.
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D. The supervisor has nor will ever compromised.
Explanation
The supervisor has not compromised nor will ever compromise.
This sentence is correct in both verb tense and structure, maintaining parallelism with "has not compromised" and "will ever compromise."
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