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Bernana

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Ben would never acknowledge the fact that he was responsible for the wreck.
 
  A) refuse B) recognize C) pretend D) absorb

Question 2

Complete the following sentence with the past tense of the verb be: Before cellular phones
  _______ invented, it __________ difficult to get in touch with friends.
 
  a. was, was
  b. was, were
  c. were, was
  d. were, were
  e. were, wasn't



Tonyam972

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

c



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