Yesterday at a restaurant, I —- Sally, an old friend of mine. I had not seen her for years. At first, I —- her because she —- at least 20 pounds
A. saw/ didn’t recognize / had lost
B. had seen / didn’t recognise/ lost
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Grammar › ViewDon’t. ………..to come early next time.
A. Forget
B. Remind
C. Remember
D. Miss
Used to & would & Past Simple › View
As a child, I ______ in fairy tales. I thought all those princes, princesses, beasts and withces were real.
A. would believe
B. wouldn’t believe
C. never believed
D. used to believe
Grammar › ViewBefore he went into the surf, Ben set down the surfboard that he had
repaired last week and waxed it on the sand.
Which happened first?
A. Ben went into the surf.
B. Ben set down the surfboard.
C. Ben repaired the surfboard.
D. Ben waxed the surfboard.
Must / must not › View
You … be rude to your parents
A. must
B. mustn’t