Rita is 20 years old. Sam is also 20.
A. Rita is as old as Sam.
B. Rita is older than Sam.
C. Sam is the youngest Rita.
D. Rita is the oldest than Sam.
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… are swimming in the pool.
A. I
B. She
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A. Are
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A: Why don’t you take off your coat? – We are in already, no longer feel cold.
B: I’m going to leave for some fast food. Feeling hungry now, but don’t have time to cook.
A. •Predictions (based on present evidence)
B. •Decisions (taken before now – intentions/plans)
C. •Future arrangements (emphasis on intentions)