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That’s the first time ______an answer right today.
I get
I have got
I’m getting
I have been getting
Find the error & correct: My mother has read so she didn't see me walking past.
has read => was reading
Peter: “Oops, I’m terribly sorry!?” Susan: “_________.”
That’s OK
You’re welcome
You’re right
That’s right
Tom: “I’m sorry, I left my guitar home.” Helen: “_____, I’ve got another one here.”
Oh. What’s a pity for that.
Well, you do? I’m sorry
Never mind
No way
John was late for a meeting with Jane. He’s now apologizing to Jane for the incident. John: “I’m so sorry I was late." Jane: “_______.”
Don’t sweat over it!
Little wonder you do!
No offense intended!
Forget about it!
Rewrite the sentence: Archie didn’t fight with Lulu, in the past.
Archie didn’t use to fight with Lulu.
Rewrite the sentence: My mother works in a modern office, but she finds it strange to use a computer.
My mother isn’t used to using a computer.
I find it difficult to get up early.
I wish I didn't have to get up early
I’m not used to getting up early.
I hate getting up early
I'm getting used to getting up early
I eat ice-cream now, but I dislike eating it when I was a child.
I didn't find eating ice cream enjoyable
I used to dislike eating ice cream.
I don't have interest in eating ice cream
I'm used to disliking eating ice cream
Jim was my best friend, but we aren’t friends any more.
Jim and I have a lot in common
Jim is used to being my best friend.
Jim used to be my best friend.
Jim and I are like two peas in a pod.
