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Choose either the simple present or the present progressive form for the verbs in parentheses. I’ll wait for you until the movie (begin).
A. begins
B. is beginning
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A. wake up
B. wakies up
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D. wakes up
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A. exhausted
B. exhausting
C. exhaustive
D. exhaust
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A. produced
B. depleted
C. exploited
D. promoted
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I invited five people to my party. Of those five people, only John and Mary can come. … can’t come.
A. the others
B. another
C. other