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A：Mom, can I have one more hot dog?
B：No, you can’t. You’ve ____ eaten two.
A. already
B. never
C. yet
D. ever
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A. Inebriate
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From a very early age it is clear that some people are —- better at drawing and painting —- the majority of us.
A. more / than
B. so / as
C. much/than
We walked through the wood, means:
A. We were over the wood
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The plane is faster _________________ the train.
A. that
B. this
C. than
D. these