[ Grammar ]
“Let’s meet _______ midday _______ Saturday.”
A. at, at
B. at, on
C. in, on

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Vocabulary and Grammar › View. At three o’clock this afternoon, we _____ outside the town hall for six hours.
A. will have been protesting
B. will have protested
C. will be protesting
D. shall protest
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……… you …….. this new movie?
A. have- saw
B. have- seen
C. has- seen
D. had- see
Grammar › ViewThe kitchen smells ________ someone spilled vinegar everywhere.
A. even though
B. before
C. as if
D. so bad that
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It took Tina two hours ___ her homework, but she still couldn’t finish it.
A. do
B. doing
C. did
D. to do
