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Adverb of Frequency › Viewhis / night / neighbour / out / put / Sunday / My / to / rubbish / never / on / remember
A. My neighbour remembers never to put his rubbish out on Sunday night.
B. My never neighbour remembers to put his rubbish out on Sunday night.
C. my neighbour never remembers to put his rubbish out on Sunday night.
D. My neighbour never remembers to put his rubbish out on Sunday night.
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I can’t recall ———– that old movie, but maybe I did many years ago.
A. having seen
B. to have seen
C. to see
D. having been seen