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1.  My brother ___ breakfast at 7 o’clock every morning.

2. There ___ two books and a notebook on the desk.

3. Look! The children ___ in the garden.

4. I can’t open the door. I think I’ve lost my ___.

5. My father is a doctor. He works at a ___.

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David lives with his parents and his younger sister. He works in a bookshop near his home. He usually walks to work, but on rainy days, he takes the bus. He doesn’t work on Sundays.

6. How does David usually get to work?

7. When does David take the bus?

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8. What is Lucy’s job?

9. A: Would you like something to drink?   

    B: ___

10. A: Excuse me, where is the nearest bank?

     B: ___

11. When I arrived at the station, the train ___ already.

12. We haven’t seen each other ___ last summer.

13. If it ___ tomorrow, we’ll stay at home.

14. I couldn’t ___ the noise, so I closed the window.

15. The hotel was fully booked, so we had to find ___ accommodation.

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Last month, Maria decided to improve her English. She started watching short videos in English every evening and writing down new words. At first, she found it difficult to understand native speakers, but after a few weeks, she noticed that she could follow conversations more easily. She still makes mistakes when speaking, but she feels more confident than before.

16. What did Maria do to improve her English?

17. What changed after a few weeks?

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18. Where does the speaker want to go?

19. A: I’m afraid I won’t be able to attend the meeting tomorrow.

     B: ___

20. A: Do you mind if I open the window?

     B: ___

21. I’ve been learning English for two years, but I still ___ making mistakes when I speak.

22. You ___ tell anyone about this. It’s a secret.

23. The woman ___ lives next door is a well-known writer.

24. He told me that he ___ the report the following day.

25. We had to ___ the meeting because the manager was ill.

26. Although the task was difficult, she managed to ___ it on time.

27. I didn’t recognize him because he had changed so much. He looked completely ___.

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When Daniel started working for a large company, he expected to spend most of his day in meetings and working at his desk. However, he soon discovered that his job involved much more communication than he had imagined. He often had to work with colleagues from different departments and solve unexpected problems. Although this was stressful at first, he gradually became more confident and learned how important teamwork was.

28. What surprised Daniel about his new job?

29. What can we understand about Daniel?

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30. Why was the meeting moved?

31. A: I’m not sure I can finish this project by Friday.

       B: ___

32. A: Would you mind explaining how this machine works?

       B: ___

33. By the time the rescue team reached the village, most of the residents ___ to safety.

34. If the company had invested in better equipment, it ___ the production costs last year.

35. The manager expects all applications ___ before the end of the month.

36. The consultant recommended ___ the current strategy before making any major changes.

37. The company is planning to ___ its operations into several European markets next year.

38. Although the proposal was expensive, the evidence supporting it was so ___ that the board approved it.

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Many companies have introduced flexible working arrangements in an effort to improve employee satisfaction and productivity. While some employees appreciate being able to work from home, others report difficulties separating their professional and personal lives. Managers have also faced challenges in maintaining effective communication and ensuring that team members remain equally involved. As a result, some organizations have adopted hybrid systems, allowing employees to divide their time between home and the office. However, the success of these arrangements appears to depend less on where employees work and more on how clearly expectations are communicated.

39. What is the main point of the passage?

40. What can be inferred from the final sentence?

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41. What can be understood about the employees?

42. Your colleague presents an idea during a meeting. You see some potential problems, but you want to express your disagreement professionally.

43. Not until the final report was published ___ the full extent of the problem.

44. I would rather you ___ the matter with the client before making a final decision.

45. Had the researchers taken the potential risks into account, the experiment ___ differently.

46. The new evidence appears to ___ the assumption that economic growth automatically leads to greater social equality.

47. The committee rejected the proposal because its conclusions were based on ___ evidence rather than reliable research.

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As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly integrated into professional environments, discussions about its impact have moved beyond concerns about efficiency and job displacement. Some researchers argue that the greater challenge lies in determining who should be held accountable when automated systems make consequential decisions. Although these technologies can process vast amounts of information, their outputs may reflect biases present in the data on which they were trained. Consequently, simply improving technical accuracy may not be sufficient. Organizations must also establish transparent procedures for evaluating decisions and addressing unintended consequences.

48. What is the writer’s main argument?

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49. What does the speaker suggest about the team?

50. During a professional discussion, a colleague makes a claim that you believe is based on incomplete information. You want to challenge it tactfully.