finish A. working B. to work

[ Verb Patterns ]

finish

A. working

B. to work

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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A: Are these your shoes?

B: No, they aren’t. I saw Meg wore them yesterday. I think the shoes are …

A. hers

B. she

C. her

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What does the word deconstruct mean as it is used in this sentence? The house was built without a proper foundation. So it was not built very well and could fall apart easily. The construction team decided to deconstruct the house and tear it down to nothing, and then rebuild it properly.

A. To reduce down to nothing

B. To continue to build

C. To paint

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Mr.Reed wishes his wife __________ her yellow dress to the wedding ceremony next Tuesday. He really likes it

A. wore

B. would wear

C. will wear

D. had worn

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Where ____________ your last holiday?

A. did you spend

B. did spend

C. do you spend

D. you spent