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Question 1:
When I was a little girl, I ....... a big country house with three kids running around in the yard. However, life*^*doesn't always turn out the way you imagined it would. We live in a big city condo and have two dogs instead. A. decided
B. concluded
C. envisioned
D. understood
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- When I was a little girl, I ....... a big country house with three kids running around in the yard. However, life*^*doesn't always turn out the way you imagined it would. We live in a big city condo and have two dogs instead.
- I think Mr. Jones was trying to ....... that I'm a terrible employee. Did you hear the same thing?
- I want you to ....... a magical kingdom with princesses, potions and fairy godmothers. Now, let's write a story*^*about what you've visualized.
- I don't agree with you. I ....... Ralph's a nice guy.
- If we see snow, we usually ....... cold weather. However, only the mountain tops are covered with snow. We're*^*at sea level, and it's quite balmy here.
- I ....... you will reconsider our offer. I think it's fair, and we really want to buy your house.
- I've ....... to stay home and study this weekend. I know you're going to have a great time at the party, but I*^*have to pull up my grades or I won't get into a good college.
- I ....... you're pretty angry with me. I don't blame you. My behavior was terrible, but I hope that you can forgive*^*me in time.
- I ....... about yachts and fancy parties all the time. I want to make a lot of money so that I can buy luxury items*^*and throw big bashes.
- I ....... that Paul is innocent. He couldn't have killed that man. He wouldn't hurt a fly.*^*
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