[ Vocabulary ]
first in importance; first in time or order; basic; an early election that narrows the choice of candidates who will run in a final election
A. verdict
B. primary
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Grammar › View… from Belarus?
A. Do you
B. Is you
C. You are
D. Are you
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They ____ for a few minutes before the rest of the group arrived.
A. Are talking
B. Have been talking
C. Had been talking
D. Had waited
Grammar › ViewMr. Gray …… the director of English language department. He likes his job a lot.
A. Are
B. Aren’t
C. Isn’t
D. Is
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You ________ work everyday.
A. should
B. have to
C. mustn’t