A: How long_____ in that house?
B: _____ about an year.
___
A. does he live / for
B. has he lived / for
C. did he live / since
D. he has lived / since
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A. Direct object
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A: ___ is the briefcase?
B: It ___ 200 dollars, but it ___ 100 dollars before.
A. How much/is/was
B. How many/is/was
C. How much/was/is
D. How much/is/is
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Jane cannot make the breakfast.
A. Neither Jack nor Jane can make the breakfast.
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Choose the sentence CLOSEST in meaning to the sentence given.
Michael is incapable of keeping his mind engaged in the lesson.
A. The lesson is not engaged enough for Michael.
B. Michael finds the lesson incapable to be engaged in.
C. It’s impossible for Michael to focus on the lesson.