[ Vocabulary ]
Which word means ‘to begin officially or mark the opening of’?
A. Announce
B. Inaugurate
C. Start
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A. They will have arrived at the party by 7 PM.
B. They arrived at the party by 7 PM.
C. They will arrive at the party by 7 PM.
D. They had arrived at the party by 7 PM.
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Let’s ___________________ basketball!
A. build
B. play
C. run
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Adam is really good at_____________
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A. swimming
B. to swim
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While I was surfing the net, my sister ________________.
A. call
B. was calling
C. were calling
D. called