[ Tenses ]
Melinda —- with her family nowadays as she —- a flat to move into yet.
A. stays / doesn’t find
B. is staying / isn’t finding
C. has been staying / hadn’t found
D. is staying / hasn’t found
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Grammar › ViewWhere did you go last summer?
A. I go to the zoo
B. I went to the zoo
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In Spain, meal / meals are very different – / from meals in England.
A. meal – (-)
B. meals – (-)
C. meal – from
D. meals – from
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Ben: Yes, it _____ me.
A. interested in; interests
B. interesting to; interests
C. interested; is interesting
D. interesting; interested in
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We —- the contract before the meeting ended.
A. had been signing
B. had signed
C. sang