[ Grammar ]
I __________ (just/meet) Ann’s husband. I ____________ (meet) him at a party last night.
A. have just met // met
B. just have met // meets
C. have just meet // met
D. just meets // met
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Grammar › ViewWomen have proved to be just ……………………….. men in managerial positions.
A. as capable as
B. as capable than
C. so capable than
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Your dad has been working in a factory for ages, _____?
A. hasn’t he
B. has he
C. hadn’t he
D. had he
Expressing Obligation and Modals › ViewA good sense of humour is important, even in business. You ____________ serious all the time.
A. don’t got to be
B. don’t have to be
C. mustn’t be
D. don’t not have to be
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“The volunteer, who led 3,000 others in the campaign, ____ awarded the Medal of Distinction by the Mayor.”
A. Were
B. Is
C. Was
D. Are