[ Future Tenses ]
In 2053 we (have) lots of flying cars.
A. will have
B. are going to have
C. are having
D. have
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A. shrill
B. pyre
C. dauntlessly
D. mien
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Once in a while
A. Request
B. Calm
C. Often
Gaby told: ” Don’t smoke!”
A. Gaby told don’t smoke.
B. Gaby told to not smoke.
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I’d prefer ………. everything.
A. Forget
B. To forget