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Question 1:
Let’s go … bus. A. by
B. over
C. with
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Some questions from the same exam
- I want to buy a car … four doors.
- She lives … the subway station.
- The book was written … my aunt.
- I help my grandmother … cleaning her house every weekend.
- She ordered a hamburger … no pickles.
- The young boy drew on the wall … a marker.
- They talked together for … three hours.
- Let’s go … bus.
- She has worked here … 10 years.
- His fans think that he is … talented … handsome.
- They cannot watch television … the rest are studying.
- The river has overflowed his banks … it has been raining continuously for several days.
- She had an unpleasant experience … she was in Thailand.
- He will show us around himself … send someone else.
- You treated him badly … he is doing the same to you now.
- I did not go to the show … I had already seen it.
- I don’t think he will remember the appointment … you remind him.
- Mary is a member of the Historical Society … the Literary Society.
- Those village folk are poor … they always seem so contented.
- Receptionists must be able to relay information … pass messages accurately.
- We saw some boats … we were walking along the beach.
- These rooms are very comfortable … they have a good view of the city.
- … the teacher explained the lesson several times, some of the students still did not understand it.
- The committee rejected the proposal … they did not think it was practical.
- I spent some time with them … I was very busy.
- She … phoned … wrote after she left home.
- John welcomed his guests … offered them drinks.
- … he was not interested in music, he agreed to go to the concert.
- Keep the food covered … the flies will contaminate it.
- … there is no more butter you must use the margarine.
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- In the first e-mail, the word "impression” n paragraph 2. line 1. is closest in meaning
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- According to the second e-mail, what should Mr. Primus do to ensure that all his expenses will be paid for by CPS?
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Subject: Recipe publication
Date: September 10
Dear Ms. Hayden,
I am happy to inform you that your entry, “Thea’s Zesty Mint Melon Rays,” has won the limit Recipe Challenge and will he published in the November issue of Kitchen Goodies magazine. Please he aware that the editors may need to shorten the title of your recipe due to space limitations and layout constraints.
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