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I don’t suppose she was sleeping when you called her.
A. She must have been sleeping when you called her.
B. She can’t have been sleeping when you called her.
C. She might have been sleeping when you called her.
D. She may have been sleeping when you called her.
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Homophones › ViewJohn volunteers at a senior center reading the residents’ mail (allowed, aloud) for them.
A. Allowed
B. Aloud
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Rick didn’t use to be a good swimmer, but he trained hard and won an important race. Now he’s a _____!
A. successful
B. success
C. talented
Simple Present Tense › ViewSandwiches ____ have cheese.
A. eat
B. are
C. often
D. is
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Sorry, but I’m in a hurry – I have very … before leaving.
A. few time
B. little time
C. a little times
D. a few time