Listen! I (think)————- someone (knock)———at the door
A. thinking – knocking
B. think – knock
C. think – is knocking
D. think – knocking
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Vocabulary › View(n) writing and publishing news
A. interview
B. session
C. journalism
D. conference
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“How long are you planning to study in Paris?” my roommate asked me.
A. My roommate asked me how long I was planning to study in Paris.
B. My roommate asked me how long was I planning to study in Paris.
C. My roommate asked me how long I am planning to study in Paris.
D. My roommate asked me how long am I planning to study in Paris.
Vocabulary and Grammar › ViewWhat would you say to express sympathy for an injury?
A. I’m sorry to hear that.
B. That’s your problem.
C. Why didn’t you be more careful?
D. You shouldn’t do that again.
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Although the alcohol level in beer ___ ranges from 4-7%, it can go as high as 15%.
a. usual
b. unusual
c. usually