I ate an apple (for, four) lunch.
A. For
B. Four
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A. must have
B. should have
C. could have
D. might have
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He uses his _____________________ instead of his laptop when he travels on long trips. It’s much easier to carry around.
A. sports camera
B. tablet
C. smart glasses
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Vocabulary & Grammar › ViewMike: What a nice hat you have on! ~ Paul: ______
A. You’re welcome.
B. Yes, you like it?
C. Oh, you must be kidding.
D. Thanks. I bought it at Kelly’s.
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Will John and Diana see each other again soon?
No, ________. ____________for a year.
A. they won’t. They won’t see each other again
B. they will not. They won’t see
C. they will not. They not see
D. they won’t. They not see each other again