[ Grammar ]
Choose the suitable word:
You’ve got to leave now, don’t you/haven’t you?
A. don’t you
B. haven’t you
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I _ _ _ at home every days.
A. work
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A. She is likely the new manager.
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Would you like … wine with your dinner?
a. some
b. any