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- Negatives oxygen atoms ……………………………….. positive hydrogen atoms.
Question 1:
Negatives oxygen atoms ……………………………….. positive hydrogen atoms. A. are attracted
B. attract
C. attracting
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Tenses Exercise - Test 44 | Exercise follow Topic
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- 12 questions
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- I …………………………….. him for a long time.
- I was sorry when Janet moved to another city. We ……………………….. good friends since our childhood.
- I ……………………………. about six letters since morning.
- It is important that she ………………………….. me before she leaves.
- You ……………………………… more polite to him.
- He insisted that he …………………………… heard.
- You ………………………………….. him an idiot – it really upset him.
- I am sure I …………………………….. him before.
- I got caught in the rain and my coat …………………………….
- The phone rang while I ……………………………. in the kitchen.
- Negatives oxygen atoms ……………………………….. positive hydrogen atoms.
- You ………………………………. me any help.
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