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“You stole my purse,” she said. (accuse)
A. She accused me with stealing her purse.
B. She accused me of stealing her purse.
C. She accused me on stealing her purse.
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A. resolve
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A. True
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…………………… a pet when you were younger?
A. Do you has
B. Do you have
C. Did you have
D. Did you has