Have you heard the latest news? It’s really _____.
a.exciting
b.excited

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Tenses › ViewRemember to read the contract of employment carefully _______ .
A. when you were signing your name
B. before you sign your name
C. as soon as you signed your name
D. after you had signed your name
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__ Thursday afternoon, I have an English class.
A. In
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A. The Beatles, the most famous rock band in history– were from England.
B. The Beatles– the most famous rock band in history– were from England.
C. The Beatles – the most famous rock band in history; were from England.
D. The Beatles– the most famous rock band– in history were from England.
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Connect the following ideas using ‘and’: I like to eat pizza. I enjoy ice cream.
A. I like to eat pizza and I enjoy ice cream.
B. I like to eat burgers and I enjoy ice cream.
C. I like to eat pizza and I enjoy cake.
D. I like to eat ice cream and I enjoy pizza.
