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I’m looking forward to having news from you soon and I ____ you have a good time in New York.
A. wish
B. hope
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A. When?
B. To what extent?
C. Where?
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A. boil
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……. You and Ahmed at the library last night?
A. Were
B. Did
C. Are
D. Do