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Are you married?
A. No, I’m married.
B. No, I single.
C. No, it is.
D. No, I’m single.
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Future Tenses › ViewShe ___ for a promotion next year.
A. hopes
B. is hoping
C. hope
D. will hope
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Carlos ___________ (to miss) you ____ he moved to Chiapas.
A. has been missing / for
B. has been missing you / since
C. has being missing you / since
D. has been miss / since
Gerunds and Infinitives › ViewThe doctor recommended me _____________
A. take medicine right away.
B. taking medicine right away.
C. to take medicine right away.
D. to taking medicine right away.
Some vs. Any › View
I need a hammer and ___ nails.
a. some
b. any