Before answering the telephone he ... down the book.
laid
|
was lying
|
had laid
|
lay
|
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6432
|
In the summer of 1868, Melville Bell ... on a lecture tour in the USA and Canada.
|
goes
|
had gone
|
went
|
have gone
|
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6433
|
.- What a luck. I haven\'t seen you for ages. \r\n - When ... we ... last time?
|
did / meet
|
have / met
|
had / met
|
did / met
|
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6434
|
Neither your parents nor I ... very glad of the fact then.
|
has been
|
have been
|
were
|
was
|
|
6435
|
Why ... he go to London last week?
|
was
|
is
|
did
|
does
|
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6436
|
Mark Twain ... “The adventures of Tom Sawyer”.
|
writes
|
is writing
|
wrote
|
had written
|
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6437
|
Until the 18th century, people ... that there was a single correct way to spell a certain word.
|
aren’t believed
|
don’t believe
|
didn’t believe
|
were believing
|
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6438
|
He ... do it willingly. His parents must have forced him to.
|
shouldn’t
|
needn’t
|
didn’t
|
was to
|
|
6439
|
We…a big house. It is very lovely.
|
have got
|
have got
|
haven’t got
|
hasn’t got
|
|
6440
|
She…a wonderful voice. She can sing in three languages.
|
has got
|
have got
|
haven’t got
|
hasn’t got
|
|
6441
|
They…any mistakes in their dictation.
|
haven’t got
|
have got
|
has got
|
hasn’t got
|
|
6442
|
I…a lot of time to talk to you.
|
have got
|
haven’t got
|
hasn’t got
|
will have got
|
|
6443
|
I…much money to go there.
|
haven’t got
|
have got
|
has got
|
hasn’t got
|
|
6444
|
…he…a certificate?
|
has got
|
have got
|
haven’t got
|
hasn’t got
|
|
6445
|
We…some suggestions about this topic.
|
have got
|
has got
|
haven’t got
|
hasn’t got
|
|
6446
|
She…any friends.
|
hasn’t got
|
have got
|
haven’t got
|
has got
|
|
6447
|
I…four rooms and a terrace.
|
have got
|
has got
|
haven’t got
|
hasn’t got
|
|
6448
|
You…a cold, have you?
|
haven’t got
|
have got
|
haven’t got
|
hasn’t got
|
|
6449
|
He\'s ... intelligent than my brother.
|
most
|
good
|
better
|
more
|
|
6450
|
Uncle Nick was ... son of the family.
|
old
|
young
|
big
|
elder
|
|
6451
|
It is ... and ... to live here than there.
|
warm/most pleasant
|
warmer/pleasant
|
warmest/pleasanter
|
warm/more pleasant
|
|
6452
|
Are the streets ... and ... than they were some years ago?
|
wide/cleaner
|
wider/cleanest
|
widest/cleaner
|
widest/cleanest
|
|
6453
|
Many people think Scotland is ... than England.
|
most beautiful
|
the least beautiful
|
least beautiful
|
more beautiful
|
|
6454
|
My luggage was ... than my friend\'s.
|
good
|
the best
|
many
|
less
|
|
6455
|
Her love must be ... than mine.
|
the deepest
|
most deep
|
deepest
|
deeper
|
|
6456
|
Which are ... comfortable, sandals or tennis shoes?
|
most
|
little
|
more
|
much
|
|
6457
|
In the second half, the team played ...
|
earliest
|
the worst
|
more in
teresting
|
the most interesting
|
|
6458
|
Travelling is ... in summer than in winter.
|
interesting
|
more interesting
|
the most interesting
|
farther
|
|
6459
|
He was ... intelligent than I had expected.
|
most
|
more
|
much
|
better
|