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- She goes to work Monday to Saturday and that … a habit.
Question 1:
She goes to work Monday to Saturday and that … a habit. A. defeats
B. detracts
C. describes
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Practice Quiz 19 | B2 – Upper-Intermediate
- 30 minutes
- 30 questions
Some questions from the same exam
- If I … you, I wouldn’t risk it.
- If I had waited another month, I could probably … a better price for the house.
- When it’s cold, water … .
- If she decides to accept that job, she … it for the rest of her life.
- If you … of applying for that job, my advice is: do it!
- If he hadn’t been driving so fast, he … have hit the woman.
- … he been more careful, he would have spotted the mistake.
- If he goes on passing his exams, … soon be qualified.
- If I pay you thrice as much, will you … to finish by Friday?
- If only I’d invested in that company, I’d … a billionaire by now.
- I want to try and carry out an … .
- My … is to explain the different uses of the tenses.
- The main problem is knowing where you …?
- As you … know there are many things we should solve.
- The problem is … you can tell the difference.
- How can you tell the difference between, for …, the Present Simple and Present Continuous?
- I should … myself from talking about this nonsense.
- Please … me for doing that.
- I should be thinking about the … .
- General issues should be talked about … particular ones.
- So let’s go … to the beginning.
- The … thing to consider is the budget.
- Each English tense has two … .
- … are common to every language.
- She goes to work Monday to Saturday and that … a habit.
- This is something he … every day.
- She lives in a small house. The previous sentence is another … of Present Simple.
- Let’s … that second issue.
- He is walking home now and that means at this … .
- Using Present Continuous we describe what is … now.
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Dear Mr. Cutler,
I first came across Cutlers Rare Books at the Antiquarian Book Fair in California last year. After noting the high quality and wide range of our product, I decided to purchase several bodes from your online store. As I am not interested in having damaged hooks m my collection, I carefully read the descriptions of the condition before making my purchase. I was assured that the books were undamaged and in their original condition. When 1 examined the books on their arrival, I discovered that the Norris volume had been sloppily glued and rebound within the last several years.
Please contact me at your earliest convenience to discuss this disappointing situation.
Sincerely,
Roger Baskin
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36 Boyle St., Boston, MA 02116
Roger Baskin
14111 Trail Ridge Dr.
Sun City West, AZ 85375
Dear Mr. Baskin,
Let me assure you that I carefully check all of our books myself before their descriptions are entered in our sales catalog, I distinctly remember examining the volume in question when it arrived and again before it was packaged for shipping to you. It is my professional opinion that the book was rebound by its original owner over 70 years ago. Therefore, the book is in its original condition by the standards of our industry.
I understand your disappointment and, to try to make it up to you, I am refunding your payment for the book by Joseph Van Liew, which you may keep with our compliments.
Thank you,
David Cutler - Why did Mr. Baskin write to Mr. Cutler?
- What book is Mr. Baskin concerned about?
- What is mentioned about Cutler’s Rare Books?
- What is indicated in the second letter?
- How much of a refund will Mr. Baskin receive?