A: Hey, Fabrizio? How long …………………………….. at this bank?
B: Actually, I ………………………………… here for long. I started working here last month.
___
A. have you been working / haven´t been working
B. have you been worked / haven´t been working
C. have you been working / haven´t worked
D. has you been working / hasn´t been working
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A. I am getting
B. I am going to get
C. I will get
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Darrel couldn’t find his old hat. His sister ____ it away long time ago.
A. was throwing
B. throwed
C. threw
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A. not forget
B. hadn’t forgotten
C. forgot
D. haven’t forgotten
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“Close-knit community”
A. A united group providing emotional support
B. A group celebrating festive occasions