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You were afraid of the Komodo dragons,
A. Were you?
B. Were they?
C. Weren’t you?
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Grammar › ViewThe firemen…………..putting out the fire when I came.
A. is
B. was
C. are
D. were
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. She bought apples bananas oranges and grapes from the market.
A. She bought apples, bananas, oranges, and grapes from the market.
B. She bought apples, bananas oranges and grapes from the market.
Modals › ViewChoose the best modal to complete this sentence:
In a courtroom:
Lawyer: ___ I approach the bench, your honor?
A. May
B. Can’t
C. Can
D. Should
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Young people will be invited to discuss the issues related ______ preserving the heritage so that they can give voice to solutions _______ problems they care about.
A. to/ to
B. with/ for
C. to/ for
D. for/ to