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1.Quiet! The students ______________ (have) an English class.

2.Woodland School is a _______ (mix) school.

3.It’s a fine day today. What about __________(play) football?

4.He chose __________(talk)about English names.

5.Driving a car to school takes ________(little) time than taking a bus.

6.He practices__________ (play) table tennis every day.

7.Lily goes to the country to see his grandparents ___________ (two) a month.

8.Swimming is one of the ______________ ( healthy ) activities .

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