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‘Did you see Jason yesterday?’ ‘No, but I ………… him this evening.’
A. will probably see
B. will have seen
C. will have been seeing
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A. caused to become
B. disturbed
C. mocked or made fun of
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The farmer is working in the field on his ___________.
A. buses
B. tractors
C. helicopters
D. boats
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A. exploration
B. explorer
C. exploring
D. explorers
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What are “cues”?
A. Signals or indications that guide behavior or action
B. The position or bearing of the body
C. Communication between two or more people
D. Communication to a large audience through media