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Leela and Sheela were awarded
A. Aren’t they?
B. Wasn’t she?
C. Weren’t they?
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Vocabulary › Viewa sentimental longing for things of the past; reminiscence
A. nostalgia
B. felicity
C. wistful
D. irony
Grammar › View
Which sentence correctly uses the verb “to be” in the present simple tense?
A. The students is excited about the field trip.
B. I are looking forward to the weekend.
C. She is an excellent musician.
D. We am going to the library.
Conditional Sentences › ViewThey _____ (move) to a bigger house if they _____ (have) more children.
A. would move / have
B. will move / had
C. move / would have
D. would move / had
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We didn’t ____ English today.
A. Studying
B. Studies
C. Studied
D. Study