Luckily, the road was empty and I ______ hurt.
A. wasn’t getting
B. was getting
C. got
D. didn’t get

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Grammar › ViewCombine the sentences:
Sarah swept the kitchen floor.
Sarah mopped the kitchen floor.
A. Sarah swept the kitchen floor, and Sarah mopped the kitchen floor.
B. Sarah swept the kitchen floor and mopped the kitchen floor.
C. Sarah swept and mopped the kitchen floor.
D. Sarah swept the floor and mopped the kitchen floor.
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My friends and I _____ our new kites in the park last Sunday.
A. fly
B. flies
C. are flying
D. flew
Grammar › ViewUnfortunately, no spare parts for my car easily
A. Can find
B. Can be found
C. Is found
D. Are finding
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Andy and Den ……. (to discuss) the plans for their winter holidays for two hours now.
A. have discussing
B. has been discussing
C. have been discussed
D. have been discussing
