[ Grammar ]
There’s a postman _____ a letter _____ you.
A. with / for
B. with / to
C. at / to
D. at / at
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A. are you going to do
B. will you do
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We use: need to and needed to when we talk about ( …)
A. necessity.
B. obligation
C. no obligation
D. prohibition
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A. associate
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Identify the preposition in this sentence: “The dog jumped over the fence.”
A. Dog
B. Jumped
C. Fence
D. Over