Topics: Past Tenses
Bill (have) breakfast when I (stop) at this house this morning.
A. were having- stopped
B. was having- stopped
C. was having- stoped
D. had- stopped
Select your answer:
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Audrey : I just bought a new gown. What do you think about it?
Lala: . . . . . .
Audrey : Thanks
The answer that describe a compliment is . . .
A. Where did you buy it?
B. What a pretty gown
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D. How much it cost?