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“Against the clock” means ___.
a. a new record
b. a test of speed or time
c. an impossible task
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A. can
B. don’t have to
C. mustn’t
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If I get los, I … you.
A. won´t phone
B. phones
C. phone
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Grammar › ViewI’ve stopped ________ the newspaper because now I read the news online.
A. to buy
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I’m going to __ the new neighbors over for dinner tomorrow night.
A. ask
B. asking
C. asked