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  • What were they saying? Were they ______ an argument?
    BEING
    HAVING
    DOING
    MAKING
  • Scientists are ______ research into the causes of the disease.
    DOING
    HAVING
    MAKING
    BEING
  • I try to ______ business only with people I trust.
    DO
  • Don't worry, it's okay to ________ a mistake.
    MAKE
  • We ............... an argument this morning.
    MADE
    HAD
    WERE
    DID
  • Let's ______ something together on Saturday. What do you think?
    DO
    HAVE
    BE
    MAKE
  • What time do you usually ________ breakfast in the morning?
    HAVE
  • Thanks for your party last night, Henry. We ______ a lot of fun.
    HAD
  • Although we're twins, we ................. a lot in common.
    DON'T HAVE
  • My cousin is always rude. She ______ me really angry.
    MAKES
  • The company needs to ______ a serious effort to improve its customer service.
    MAKE
  • Our coach ______ really annoyed with the referee at our last match.
    WAS
  • I need to ________ a phone call; I'll be right back.
    MAKE
  • I ______ a tendency to talk too fast when I'm nervous.
    HAVE
    MAKE
    DO
    AM
  • Can you ................. me a favour?
    DO
  • You ...................... problems with him.
    ALWAYS HAVE
    ARE ALWAYS DOING
    ARE ALWAYS HAVING
    ALWAYS DOES
  • We need to ________ a decision about where to go for dinner.
    MAKE
  • Some people find it easy to ______ new friends, but it's a big problem for me.
    MAKE
  • He ................... me angry.
    MAKES
  • The company needs to ______ an effort to improve its customer service.
    MAKE
  • I'm really sorry that the glass broke, but it ______ my fault!
    ISN'T
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