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Question 1:
The owners … risking losing all money. A. are
B. is
C. do
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Practice Quiz 15 | A1 – Beginner
- 30 minutes
- 30 questions
Some questions from the same exam
- I … looking at this slide now.
- She … having quite big problems now.
- They are … intensively.
- I am … my point of view on this issue.
- I see that she … lying to us now. Don’t you think?
- We are ... to her favorite song.
- He … teaching them how to spell correctly now.
- I like that you … explaining these rules clearly enough for me .
- Pay attention! It … happening right now!
- He is … to her speech.
- Children … drawing such funny pictures.
- The patient … breathing slowly, which is weird.
- The manager … calculating their losses.
- The boys … painting the fence.
- The owners … risking losing all money.
- The wind … blowing strongly.
- The police … investigating the crime.
- Their business … expanding rapidly.
- The sun … shining brightly now.
- My boyfriend … practicing speaking English now.
- They … smoking now.
- She … conducting this kind of experiment these days.
- He … advertising this company.
- They … criticizing her at the moment.
- It … bringing any good results now.
- Unfortunately, she … celebrating her birthday.
- We … joking now. Be silent!
- As far as I know, they … dating.
- My opinion is that you … wasting time now.
- I … lying to you!
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