Carl asked Megan who she had been out with the weekend before.
Carl asked: “Who _______________, Megan?”
A. did you be out with last weekend
B. were you out with last weekend
C. were you been out with last weekend
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Vocabulary › ViewCANDID: Please be candid.
A. Be careful
B. Show sympathy
C. Show fairness to both sides
D. Say what you really think
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John: “It was me. I stole your money yesterday.”
A. John warned me not to steal my money the day before.
B. John admitted stealing my money the day before.
C. John suggested that he stole my money the day before.
D. John apologized to stealing my money the day before.
Time Clause › ViewOnly after she _______ from a severe illness did she realise the inportance of a good health.
A. would recover
B. has recovered
C. had recovered
D. was recovering
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The bird _____ its beak and misses the worm.
A. snaps
B. snapped