“I’m not using my smartphone right now”
A. Daniel said he wasn’t using his smartphone right then.
B. Daniel said I wasn’t using my smartphone right then.
C. Daniel said he didn’t use his smartphone right then.
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A. used to
B. would
C. get used to
D. be used to
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A. the less / the more loud
B. the less / less
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A. broke down – drove
B. broke down – was driving
C. were breaking down – drove
D. was breaking down – were driving
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The Palestinians will not stop fighting the Zionists ___________ they are fighting for their homeland.
A. because
B. because of
C. due to
D. are due to