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Question 1:
I don’t have … ideas. I’m sorry. A. any
B. much
C. some
These questions are from this test. Would you like to take a practice test?
Practice Quiz 61 | A1 – Beginner
- 30 minutes
- 30 questions
Some questions from the same exam
- How … variety did you expect?
- How … did you visit in Paris?
- How … control was necessary to stop the accident?
- How … knowledge is considered to be enough?
- How … growth did you see?
- How … German books did you read?
- How … things are they going to buy?
- How … friends have you got there?
- How … people were in the hall?
- How … did the smartphone cost?
- How … did you pay for the car?
- How … was it?
- How … dollars did they lose?
- How … is it?
- How … will the laptop be?
- How … euros did it cost?
- How … money did you earn working for them?
- How … will they spend for the car?
- How … support did they promise?
- I have … good friends.
- She doesn’t have … experience in this field.
- I don’t have … ideas. I’m sorry.
- I think it won’t lead to … serious issues.
- Did she have … reasons?
- They owe us … money.
- He has … motivation for doing it.
- I don’t have … information about the incident.
- Do you have … brothers or sisters?
- For sure there are … reasons.
- Welcome! Would you like … coffee?
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