A: I saw John yesterday – he looked very pleased with himself. He didn’t say why!
A. B: He must got the job he applied for
B. B: He can’t have got that job he applied for.
C. B: He could have got the job he applied for.
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Tenses › ViewAnalyze and choose the correct sequence of events: “Yesterday, I ___ (study) English, and tomorrow, I ___ (prepare) for my test.”
A. studied; will prepare
B. study; will prepare
C. studied; prepare
D. studies; will prepare
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Which sentence is correct?
A. The book that John bought is on the table over there.
B. The book that bought John is on the table over there.
C. The book that is on the table over there John bought.
Would you like _____ and visit me next summer?
A. come
B. coming
C. to come
D. came
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Which dictionary definition of INTERVIEW is used in the following sentence? Mr. McElroy will interview candidates for the job opening on Tuesday.
A. (n) a face-to-face meeting for evaluating or questioning
B. (v) to meet with for the purpose of evaluating or asking questions