LETHARGIC A. TO TAKE IN ...

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LETHARGIC

A. TO TAKE IN ADDITION TO OR TO COMPLETE
B. BEING EQUAL SAME IN SIZE, SHAPE AND RELATIVE POSTION
C. DIFFICULT TO AROUS

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Students _______________ (speak) English the whole lesson tomorrow

A. will be speaking

B. were speaking

C. are speaking

D. was speaking

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Let’s go to the cinema to watch Doctor Strange this weekend, ___?

A. shall we

B. will we

C. won’t we

D. would you

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