You must have been unpleasant ... her if she feels ...

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You must have been unpleasant … her if she feels offended.

A. for

B. at

C. on

D. to

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What is David writing to Monica?

Hi Monica,

Would you like to come and see the football game tonight? I made pizza and my sister is coming.

David

A. He would like her to get food.

B. He wants to talk about a match.

C. He bought a new television.

D. He is inviting her to his home.