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- The new office is going to be ……………………… in June.
Question 1:
The new office is going to be ……………………… in June. A. opening
B. opened
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Present Or Past Participle - Test 1 | Exercise follow Topic
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- 12 questions
Some questions from the same exam
- The house was ……………………………… in the quake.
- It was …………………………….. in the storm.
- The new office is going to be ……………………… in June.
- You are ………………………..
- Who is that pretty girl …………………………… in the corner?
- Most of the people ……………………….. to the wedding didn’t turn up.
- Your explanation made me very ………………………….
- The ……………………………. prisoner has been caught.
- He lived alone, …………………………… by everybody.
- The above ………………………….. point deserves special attention.
- His idea seems ……………………………
- The children were terribly ………………………… when they received the gifts.
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