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“Romeo and Juliet” is a play _____ William Shakespeare.
A. for
B. by
C. with
D. on
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Grammar › ViewWe _____ our friends at the park tomorrow.
A. will meet
B. are meeting
C. met
D. were meeting
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Mr. and Mrs. Parsons __________ to work together every day.
A. drive
B. are driving
C. is driving
D. drives
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A. won’t cook
B. won’t
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________ they at the cinema last night?
A. Was
B. Were