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Don’t lean your back _____ the wall. It has just been painted.
A. against
B. by
C. next to
D. on
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If Conditional Zero and One › ViewChildren ____ upset, if they are being bullied.
A. will get
B. gets
C. get
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Sam … (to drive) a car for five hours now.
A. has bee driving
B. have been driven
C. has been driving
D. is driving
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A. had been painting
B. painted
C. was painting
D. had painted
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She _____ (study) English for three years now.
A. studied
B. studies
C. has been studying