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A£®On the headmaster's desk.

B£®On the teacher's desk.

C£®On the classmate's desk.

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A£®The park.¡¡¡¡B£®The cinema.¡¡¡¡C£®The museum.

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A£®The maths teacher.

B£®The Chinese teacher.

C£®The headmaster.

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A£®Playing basketball.

B£®Playing football.

C£®Playing volleyball.

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6£®Mr Brown worked ________.

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A£®in a small town

B£®in a big city

C£®in a factory

7£®Mr Brown washed his new car ________.

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A£®on Monday¡¡¡¡B£®on Wednesday¡¡¡¡C£®on Thursday

8£®At that moment, a friend of his asked him ________.

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A£®if the car was new

B£®what car it was

C£®if the car was Mr Brown's

9£®When there was a football match, it was ________ turn to use the car.

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A£®Jean's¡¡¡¡B£®Joe's¡¡¡¡C£®Linda's

10£®It was very interesting that Mr Brown owned the car when ________.

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A£®the car needed cleaning

B£®there was a party in a town

C£®the car really looked nice

Answer 1

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