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Question: She usually wakes up late. Her mother is upset about it.

A. How many milk do you want?

B. How far milk do you want?

C. How much milk do you want?

D. How often milk do you want?

A. To get my house, you must enter a bookstore.

B. My home is behind a bookstore.

C. A bookstore is behind my home.

D. There is my home behind a bookstore.

A. How many are there apples and oranges in her fridge?

B. How many apples and oranges does she have in the fridge?

C. Does she have any apples and oranges in the fridge?

D. Are there some apples and oranges in the fridge?

A. Is there some milk in the fridge?

B. Is there any milk on the fridge?

C. Is there little milk in the fridge?

D. Is there any milk in the fridge?

A. Is your mother cooking in the kitchen on the moment?

B. Is your mother cooking in the kitchen at the moment?

C. Is your mother cooking at the kitchen at the moment?

D. Is your mother cook in the kitchen at the moment?

A. Does Nam have any problems?

B. What does happen to you, Nam?

C. Is there anything happen to Nam?

D. What’s wrong with you, Nam?

A. Because she feels thirsty so she goes to the canteen to buy some cold drinks.

B. Because of her thirsty feeling, she goes to the canteen to buy some cold drinks.

C. She feels thirsty makes her go to the canteen to buy some cold drinks.

D. She goes to the canteen to buy some cold drinks to feel thirsty.