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_____ children went to _____ film yesterday afternoon.
A. Ø – a
B. The – Ø
C. A – the
D. The – a
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A. until
B. while
C. from the moment
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She is tired, _____ she is determined to finish her homework.
A. Despite
B. Furthermore
C. Although
D. Nonetheless
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A. Lend
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Which event happened first?
I couldn’t get into the house. I had lost my keys.
A. couldn’t get into the house
B. Lost my keys