[ Causative Verb ]
Let’s get mother … a cake on Sunday.
A. To bake
B. Bakes.
C. Bake.
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Aubree pulled the soft sheets over her head.
A. Aubree
B. pulled
C. soft
D. sheets
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The company deals ___ computer software.
A. with
B. for
C. in
D. to
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Do you want fried noodles?
A. Do you want burger or fried noodles?
B. Do you want burger but do you want friend noodles?
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Complete the sentence: ‘They ___ (finish) the job by tomorrow afternoon.’
A. will have finished
B. will finish
C. are going to finish
D. will be finishing