[ Present Tenses ]
John ______ (recently/find) a new job, and he ______ (start) his first day tomorrow.
A. recently found, starts
B. has recently found, starts
C. recently found, is starting
D. has recently found, is starting
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A. especially
B. specially
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A：＿＿＿ did your parents pay for your new computer? B：Thirty ＿＿＿ dollars.
A. How many; thousands
B. How long; thousand
C. How much; thousand
D. How much; thousands
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Choose the correct spelling.
A. singlet
B. singlat
C. siglet
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The fierce big black dog _______ whenever a stranger passes buy.
A. bark
B. barks
C. barked
D. barking