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Which alternative fills in the blank 1 - 4 correctly? (1) she caught me off-guard. i did not know what to (2) she is in love. i can (3) you shouldn't laugh at him. he has a . (4) come on, guys! we should be here in this nice club having a good time, not
a) (1) tell, (2) say, (3) talking, (4) speaking shop
b) (1) say, (2) tell, (3) speaking, (4) talking shop.
c) (1) talk to her, (2) speak, (3) speaking, (4) saying shop.
d) (1) say, (2) talk, (3) talking, (4) telling shop

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