I’m having a great time in London. I wish you ….. here.
A. I was you was here.
B. I wish you were here.
C. I hope I meet you here.
D. I hope I can see you.
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Mixed General Quiz › ViewAmong these are the town of Versailles and the Pomme de Terre River, which means “potato.” ___, French people might not recognize these names from the way Missouri people pronounce them today in their dialect of English.
a. However
b. For example
c. That is
d. In other words
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The beginning, middle, and end; a strategy used for summary
A. BME
B. plot
C. Fact
D. Theme
Vocabulary › View——— Mega Foods imports only one kind of cheese now, the company will be importing a total of five varieties by next year.
A. Although
B. Until
C. Once
D. Unless
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Mike and Kim weren’t at home
A. Present Simple
B. Present Continuous
C. Past Simple
D. Past Continuous