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A: Are you OK?
B: Yeah, I’m fine! I’m not crying. I’ve ___ onions!
___
A. been cutting
B. cut
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A. will be cooking
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A. She can play the piano beautifully.
B. He cannot solve this math problem.
C. They will attend the meeting.
D. You should try harder.
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A. prevent
B. cause
C. prolong
D. conclude
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She ___________ ____________ that house. (not sell)
A. should have waited
B. shouldn’t have waited
C. should waited
D. shouldn’t wait