She ……… a book , she ………. on the phone with her cousin.
A. doesn`t read , talks
B. isn`t read, is talking
C. isn`t reading, is talking
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Which sentence is correct?
A. I have been to the cinema yesterday.
B. I was been at the cinema yesterday.
C. I was at the cinema yesterday.
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Choose the sentence that means the same.
We mustn’t be late for the meeting.
A. We aren’t able to be late for the meeting.
B. We can be late for the meeting.
C. We have to come on time for the meeting
D. We ought to come on time for the meeting.