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You can’t find Susan at home right now because she (have) ………………… art class at school.
A. has
B. is having
C. had
D. will have
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Adverb of Time › ViewThe guest came yesterday.
A. came
B. yesterday
C. guest
Vocabulary › View
Which sentence uses the word “disposition” correctly?
A. Her disposition for the new project was evident in her lack of enthusiasm.
B. The disposition of the cake was delicious and creamy.
C. He had a sunny disposition, always smiling and cheerful.
D. The disposition of the car was parked in the driveway.
Grammar › ViewThey __ speak English before they went to school.
A. couldn’t
B. could
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to tell someone that you are sorry for doing something wrong or for causing a problem
A. scream
B. apologize
C. lock
D. bucket