[ Grammar ]
I often get up early.
A. I am used to get up early.
B. I get used to get up early.
C. I am use to getting up early.
D. I am used to getting up early.
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A. boxss
B. boxes
C. boxess
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Choose the correct option:
Which is the correct version of this sentence?
A. Have you yet eaten?
B. Have yet you eaten?
C. Have you eaten yet?
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A. she like me
B. she liked me
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When I arrived at the restaurant, the chef ___________ a new recipe in the kitchen.
A. is trying
B. tries
C. was trying
D. tried