_____ that dress when he first saw you in the street?
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A．Are you wearing |
B．Did you wear |
|
C．Have you worn |
D．Were you wearing |
She _____ when I go to see her.
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A．is always working |
B．was always working |
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C．always worked |
D．has always worked |
I will ask her for the book now, for she ____ plenty of time to read since I lent it to her.
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A．has |
B．has had |
C．had had |
D．was having |
Our football team _____ every match so far this year, but we still have three more games to play.
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A．wins |
B．was winning |
C．had won |
D．has won |
—_____ my glasses?
—Yes, I saw them on your desk a minute ago.
|
A．Do you see |
B．Have you seen |
C．Had you seen |
D．Would you see |
—Who is Clarke?
—_____ him yet? I saw you shaking hands with him at the meeting.
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A．Haven’t you met |
B．Hadn’t you met |
|
C．Didn’t you meet |
D．Don’t you meet |
—I’m sorry to keep you waiting.
—Oh, not at all. I _____ here only a few minutes.
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A．am |
B．was |
C．have been |
D．will be |
Lily _____ a book about China last month but I don’t know whether she has finished it.
|
A．wrote |
B．had written |
C．is writing |
D．was writing |
I can guess you were in a hurry. You _____ your sweater inside out.
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A．had worn |
B．wore |
C．were wearing |
D．are wearing |
— We _____ that you would fix the TV set this week.
— I’m sorry. I ＿＿ to, but I’ve been too busy.
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A．had expected； had intended |
B．are expecting； had intended |
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C．expect； intend |
D．expected； intend |