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What questions … you ask?
Question 1:
What questions … you ask?
A.
will be
B.
are
C.
will
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Her parents won’t … an apartment this year.
She … explain all rules.
They … share this information with me.
I think she … agree with these principles.
My sister … celebrate her birthday with her friends this year.
They won’t … a better offer.
It … satisfy your demands.
We … to inform the chief executive tomorrow.
Let’s hope that our director won’t … these changes.
Her classmate won’t … at her.
Will they … something really tasty?
Hey, mister! … it take us more time to get to this place?
… she offer more money for the job?
… your business partners supply all the goods tomorrow?
… the professor correct out mistakes?
Will her parents … a new house?
… it cost more tomorrow?
Will the firm ... bankrupt?
Will he … making the same mistakes again and again?
… she start breaking the rules again?
How long will it … us to get there?
Do you know why he will … there an hour later?
How surprised …?
What kind of challenge will she …?
How long … she be away?
Which answer … be better?
Where … the party take place?
What questions … you ask?
How interesting …?
Who will … this though decision?
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