“Very well” can mean the same as ___.
a. no
b. later
c. giving consent
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Quantifier › ViewDo we have ____fruit in the fridge?
We don’t have ____, but we have 2 pineapples.
A. much / little
B. any / some
C. any / a lot
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“There is a fault with the modem.”
A. The waitress told me there has been a fault with the modem.
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C. The waitress told me there would be a fault with the modem.
D. The waitress told me there was a fault with the modem.
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a. I like to swim instead of work.
b. Tomorrow, I will go to the creek to see if there is work there.
c. I will be in trouble.
d. I will be angry.
e. I can not swim, and I can not get a job.
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We haven’t been to the city centre………….
A. last month
B. recently
C. tomorrow
D. now