Whatever hesays, you can be sure that he is thinking the ______(oppose).
opposite
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- Whatever the rule is, you may be sure he will keep __________ it. A: on B: off C: in D: to
- You can rely on Tom to do ________ he promises. A: what B: whoever C: whatever D: whenever
- Whatever you say in the paper has to ________ your own thinking; hence simply repeating the professor’s opinions or whatever is in the readings will not get you very far.
- Jane: Do you think he will come to my birthday party Tom:______ A: You can count on it B: You can depend on it C: You may think of it D: You may be sure of it.
- You can be sure that he is somewhat _____________. A: in 30 years old B: in the thirties C: in thirty years D: in the thirty
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You can only be sure of ________ you have at present: you cannot be sure of something you might get in the future.
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Which of the following italicized parts is an adverbial clause (状语从句) A: It is unwise to give children whatever they want. B: Whatever he did had nothing to do with me. C: Goats eat whatever food they can find. D: I will stand by you whatever happens.
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Whatever you are writing, make sure you are clear, _______________, and accurate. A: prosaic B: concise C: evident D: distinguished
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We（）if you could give us whatever information you can in this respect.
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A successful speaker can talk whatever he/she wants. _______