[ Grammar ]
They didn’t ____ John when he explained this decision.
A. agree to
B. agree with
C. agree
D. agree about
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We ________ about taking badminton lessons for ages.’
‘You should! It’s a great sport.’
A. have been thinking
B. have lately thought
C. have thought
D. thought