If a guest asks for directions to a local attraction, how should you respond?
A. “Turn right at the traffic light, and you’ll see the museum on your left.”
B. “Go somewhere in that direction.”
C. “I’m not sure, maybe ask someone else.”
D. “Find it yourself.”
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A. My brother says that he met Tom at the party last night.
B. My brother said that he had met Tom at the party last night.
C. My brother says that he met Tom at the party the previous night.
D. My brother says that he meets Tom at the party last night”
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A. and
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C. so
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The dog laid underneath the table.
A. laid
B. underneath
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Past simple and past participle of BREAK
A. BREAKED / BROKEN
B. BROKE / BREAKED
C. BROKE / BROKEN
D. BREAKED / BREAKED