I asked them when they had last gone on holiday.
A. “When have you last been on holiday?” I asked them.
B. “When did you last go on holiday?” I asked them.
C. “When will you go on holiday?” I asked them.
D. “When did you last went on holiday?” I asked them.
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A. possibility
B. system
C. way
D. solution
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Choose the correct answer?
A. He meets Peter in town this afternoon. Do you want to come too?
B. He met Peter in town this afternoon. Do you want to come too?
C. He is meeting Peter in town this afternoon. Do you want to come too?
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A. earth
B. properties
C. customs
D. wonder
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You must help us because we cannot do this______ .
A. ourselves
B. yourself
C. themselves
D. himself