A poet must not write for the ages past, but for in which he lives and those which are to follow.

A. but not B. let alone C. rather than D. instead of

A. too B. very C. much D. rather

A. should have done B. would have done C. may have done D. must have done

A. would help B. would have helped C. were going to help D. must have helped

A. there to be B. there being C. it being D. there having been

A. which are to be paid for B. for which to be paid

C. which to be paid for D. to be paid for which

A. has interrupted B. had interrupted

C. to have interrupted D. would have interrupted

A. made B. being made C. having made D. to be made

A. by which B. so that C. in that D. provided that

A. whatever B. whomever C. whichever D. whoever