It is curious that cars were once considered unusual; now they are such (everyday, every day) things.
A. Everyday
B. Every day

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The sentence above is _______.
A. asking permission
B. giving an advice
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dictate
A. to say the opposite of something that someone else has said; to deny the truth
B. to speak or read something to a person who writes it down; to decree
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A. Our town has four restaurants only one is open at 7:00am.
B. Our town has four restaurants, only one is open at 7:00am.
C. Our town has four restaurants; only one, is open at 7:00am.
D. Our town has four restaurants; only one is open at 7:00am.
E. Only one is open at 7:00am, our town has four restaurants.
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Sarah had a bad cough and runny nose yesterday. Today she is getting … .
A. better
B. to sleep
C. the job
D. over the top
