He _______________ (lose) his keys, so now he _______________ (have) to break into his own house.
A. had lost / had
B. loses / has
C. lost / had had
D. has lost / has
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General Knowledge › ViewWhat is 9,574,051 rounded to the nearest hundred thousand?
A. 9,574,000
B. 9,500,000
C. 9,680,000
D. 9,600,000
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When we arrived,John was there.It was ….. surprise.
A. Such
B. So
C. Such a
D. Too
E. So a lot of
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correct apostrophe usage?
A. One students car was painted red and black.
B. One student’s car was painted red and black.
C. One students’ car was painted red and black.
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Change the tense in reported speech: She promised that she would help.
A. She promised that she can help.
B. She promised that she will help.
C. She promised that she helped.
D. She promised that she helps.