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Excuse me, … this newspaper at the moment? May I borrow it?
A. are you reading
B. do you read
C. did you read
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Grammar › ViewEnglish in South Africa and New Zealand is similar to:
A. American English
B. British English
C. Australian English
D. Black English
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The Prime Minister stated a week ago that his actions are driven __ by his fundamental belief in democracy.
A. most often
B. first and foremost
C. mostly due
D. the most of
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A. was published
B. is publishing
C. publishes
D. will publish
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He plans ______ a long email to his parents later.
A. to write
B. writing