The English man I ———————– yesterday spoke so fast that I ———————– nothing!
A. meeting, understood
B. meet, understand
C. meets, understanding
D. met, understood
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A. and
B. but
C. so
D. or
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deprive
A. solved a problem by making do with what you had; invented
B. scolded or corrected; expressed disapproval or blame
C. to keep something from someone; to take away
D. huge
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A. “Can you help me”, she asked.
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C. He asked, “Where are you going?”
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People say that Jun is a handsome boy.
A. It is said that Jun is a handsome boy.
B. It is said that Jun a handsome boy.
C. It is said that he is a handsome boy.
D. It was said that Jun is a handsome boy.