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Choose the answers from the options A to D
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| Mrs. Nathan |
I'm having problems with my boy. His
headmistress called to tell me he played truant last week. |
| Mrs. Selena |
Oh, dear. You must look into the problem before it gets more
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| Mrs. Nathan |
I know. He claims to be so busy with his
schoolwork and activities that he shows his face only at meal
times. But I am determined to have a talk with him today. |
| Mrs. Selena |
That's the best thing to do. |
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played truant |
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did something wrong |
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B |
was absent without leave
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got into trouble |
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was too playful |
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look into |
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see |
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finish |
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understand |
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investigate
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shows his face |
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wakes up |
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speaks |
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appears
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D |
behaves well |
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Answers : 1B
2D 3C |
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