[ Preposition (at,in,on) ]
People are usually nervous on their first day —- work.
A. at
B. on
C. in
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A. should have
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C. must have
D. might have
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Choose the correct sentence
A. Mark Paxton, the vice president of the company, embezzled over one million dollars.
B. Mark Paxton, the Vice President of the company, embezzled over one million dollars.
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A. meet, agree
B. meets, agrees
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I _____ I had seen that man before.
A. knew
B. know
C. has known
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