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2£® This news sounds ____.(85) A£® encouraging B£® encouraged C£® encourage D£® to encourage

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4£® ----How did Bob do in the exams this time? ----Well, his father seems ____with his results. A£® pleasing B£® please C£® pleased D£® to please.

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6£® When he was decorating his house, he got the bedroom ____ first.(87) A£® to paint B£® painting C£® painted

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7£® ____his manners, he put his feet up on the desk.(88) A£® Forgotten B£® Forgetting

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10£® The murderer was brought in, with his hands ____ behind his back.(91) A£® beeing tied B£® having tied C£® to be tied D£® tied

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12£® The novel being translated into English was written by a young writer.

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