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Question 1:
"A: This is a present for you. \nB: ___ \nA: You're welcome." A. " How are you? "
B. " Thank you very much."
C. "How is your present. "
D. "That's right. "
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General Questions 4 - English Grammar Exercises
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- 100 questions
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