You —- see a doctor; you look ill.
A. should
B. have to
C. would
D. would rather
E. can

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A. for
B. on
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. What is the correct question form for: ‘She (read) a book last night?’
A. She read a book last night?
B. Did she reads a book last night?
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A. Probably, owning a bike requires some knowledge of repair.
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Penny often writes to _________ penfriend in England.
A. she
B. her
C. he
D. his
