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labeling intended to arouse powerful negative feelings
A. name-calling
B. card-stacking
C. narration
D. semantics
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Present Perfect and Simple Past Tense › Viewlast night I …….. to my girlfriend´s house, but she …… at home. I have ……… deceived.
A. went – was – been
B. went- is – been
C. went – weren´t – been
D. went- wasn´t – been
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They got up too late, ______ they couldn’t catch the bus.
A. then
B. as
C. when
D. so
Grammar › ViewHow ____________ do you watch a film in English? – Every month.
A. often
B. much
C. many
D. every
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Which one is not correct?
A. He play the piano everyday.
B. She always eats brunch at 11 a.m.
C. I study at P.K. school.
D. All correct.