[ Has Got & Have Got ]
A. She has got moustache
B. He has moustache
C. He has got glasses
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A. forward
B. aside
C. up
D. down
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A. loudly
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A. have to
B. must
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D. should
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on top of the very expensive, Burlington, coat
A. Phrase
B. Clause