[ Grammar and vocabulary ]
very enthusiastic (for people)
a(n) _______ reader/football
A. dreary
B. lenient
C. avid
D. misleading
Select your answer:
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A. Can you borrow me your pen?
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Do you remember when Joseph ___ from the university and ___ to work as an engineer in our factory?
A. has graduated / has started
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D. graduates / has been starting
E. graduated / started