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Question 1:
It’s my … idea. He always helps me. A. friend
B. friend’s
C. friends’
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Practice Quiz 18 | A2 - Elementary
- 30 minutes
- 30 questions
Some questions from the same exam
- It’s his … mistake. The student must correct it.
- It’s my … idea. He always helps me.
- They were surprised by my … decision.
- This is my … house.
- These are my … ideas. He is so creative.
- I know your … plans. She’s so predictable.
- It’s his … mistake. They made a serious mistake.
- These are my … ideas. They are always full of ideas.
- Your … plans are not surprising. I know what they think.
- It’s my … idea. They are always ready to help me.
- I want to know … exceptions. This part of grammar is very important.
- She have him … money.
- … things have a meaning. Everyone must know it.
- She needs … information.
- I must learn … rules.
- I want to know … truth.
- … people think about it. It’s interesting for everyone.
- … children play this game. There are no exceptions.
- I need to know … details.
- They’ll deliver … goods.
- Everyone … to help him.
- Everyone … it.
- Everyone … it.
- Everything … the same.
- Everyone … it.
- Everything … so quickly.
- Everything … strange.
- Everyone … him.
- Everyone … so.
- Everything … .
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