go out / will / you / tonight ?
A. Will you tonight go out?
B. You will go out tonight?
C. You’ll go out tonight?
D. Will you go out tonight?
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A. a lot of
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D. a little
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A. Before we go on vacation, we must make reservations.
B. Vacation we be went before, reservation be one to make first.
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A. could
B. had to
C. couldn’t