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—_____£®It was her fault£®
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3£®We were just about to leave _____ it started to snow£®
A£®since B£®before C£®after D£®when
4£®The dish ______nice, but the milk _____ sour£®
A£®is smelt, is smelt B£®is smelt, smells
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5£®Certainly, you can get _____ you are after by hard work£®
A£®that B£®where C£®what D£®some
6£®—have you heard that George quit his job?
—Yes, but I can't _____ why he did so£®
A£®put out B£®figure out C£®carry out D£®send out
7£®He narrowly missed being seriously hurt, if not _____, by the explosion£®
A£®killed B£®being killed C£®be killed D£®to be killed
8£®The ______, I think, he drew from his simple experiment is not scientific£®
A£®conclusion B£®charge C£®promise D£®relation
9£®If you _____ this experiment you will understand the theory better£®
A£®will be doing B£®have done C£®will have done D£®would do
10£®Mr£®Smith was much surprised to find the watch he had had ______ was nowhere to be seen£®
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