The author has just ... a new detective story. ...

[ Modal and Phrasal Verbs ]

The author has just … a new detective story.

A. Brought up

B. Brought in

C. Brought out

D. Brought round

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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I didn’t know the reason ______________ I got in trouble.
A. when
B. why
C. how
D. where

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Simon ______ quietly on the sofa when David ______ and scared him.

A. read – was appearing

B. had read – appeared

C. read – appeared

D. was reading – appeared

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The bell _____ (already ring) when the bus _____ (arrive) at school.

A. had already rang, arrived

B. had already rung, arrived

C. have already rung, arrived

D. has already rung, arrived

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Finish this converation:
A: I can’t believe how well you speak English!
B: Thank you. English is my second language.
A: _________________________________________?
B: No, I started taking classes only last year.

A. Haven’t studied it for a long time?
B. Why haven’t studied it for a long time?
C. Haven’t you studied it for a long time?
D. You haven’t studied it for a long time.
E. You no study long time?