[ Grammar ]
I ———– to get married but I didn’t.
A. was going
B. were going
C. wasn’t going
D. weren’t going
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A. much
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They _____________to New York tomorrow morning. We have already bought tickets.
A. are driving
B. will drive
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A. Tim said that he didn’t like sharing a bedroom with my brother.
B. Tim said that he didn’t like sharing a bedroom with his brother.
C. Tim said that he hasn’t liked sharing a bedroom with his brother.
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Does he …….. skateboarding in the park?
A. fancies
B. likes
C. fancy
D. don’t mind