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Mary is always pleased __________ at the party.

[ ]

A. to invite to sing
B. to invite singing
C. to be invited to sing
D. to be invited singing

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A．Before turning off the lights．

B．After taking a walk．

C．After turning off the lights．

2．What did the man mean?

A．He could offter her a pencil．

B．He had lost his pen．

C．He could lend her an extra pen．

3．Why was the woman late?

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B．She missed the bus．

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B．Two days．

C．A week．

7．How is Mary’s friend Ann?

A．She is having a bad cold．

B．She has had a cold since last week．

C．She had a bad cold last week, and now she’s all right．

8．Why does everybody seem to have a cold?

A．Because of the changing weather．

B．Because one day is cold and the next day is colder．

C．Because nobody is wearing his thick coat．

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A. old-fashioned love letters become popular again
B. online dating services are out of date
C. half singles believe they can meet a suitable partner online
D. online dating needs a lot of courage

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