I ate an apple (for, four) lunch.
A. For
B. Four
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Modal Verb › ViewThis steak is a little bit undercooked for my taste __________ putting it back under the grill for another five minutes?
A. Why don’t you
B. Would you mind
C. Would you like
D. Do you prefer
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How _______ flour do you have? B: I have two ____flour.
A. many; bag of
B. many; bags of
C. much; bag of
D. much; bags of
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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