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Sometimes, you just can’t avoid … what you don’t want to do
A. to do
B. doing
C. do
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Tenses › ViewWhen you leave your friend, what do you say to him/her?
A. Good morning
B. Good afternoon
C. Goodbye
D. How are you?
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Mary usually ……………. every weekend.
A. Work
B. Works
C. Is working
D. Isn’t working
Karl ____ to work out every morning but he’s been too busy lately to keep up with it.
A. used
B. got used
C. was used
D. uses
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There’s _____ pollution in the river as it smells really bad.
A. much
B. many
C. a lot of
D. too many