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When Elizabeth finally saw the house, it ______ part of her family legend for 200 years.
A. was being
B. had been
C. had
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Passive Modals › ViewWhat? You tripped over a chair at the party and dropped your plate of food into a woman’s lap? You —- (embarrass)!
A. must have been embarrassed
B. must been embarrassed
C. must have embarrased
D. have embarrassed
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This is not your pen. It is _____.
A. my
B. me
C. I
D. mine
Past Simple Tense › ViewWe _____ some milk for breakfast this morning.
A. drink
B. drank
C. did not drank
D. drunk
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They ….. to deal with any more problems.
A. couldn’t
B. weren’t able
C. can’t