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Sean looked sad. He [might not have been feeling / might be feeling] well.

might not have been feeling

I'd prefer to walk to school today [rather than / to] go by bus.

RATHER THAN

CHANGE THE WORD IN CAPITAL LETTERS WITHOUT CHANGING THE MEANING OF THE SENTENCE: It was snowing. NEVERTHELESS, the game went ahead.

HOWEVER

CORRECT OR INCORRECT: She's been eating 6 chocolate biscuits.

INCORRECT. "She's eaten [...]"

CHANGE INTO THE PASSIVE FORM: Criminals had mugged two people there on the previous day.

Two people had been mugged by criminals there on the previous day.

Are you [enough warm / warm enough]?

warm enough

CORRECT OR INCORRECT: Let's go home, will we?

INCORRECT. "[...] shall we?]