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The document is a partial English language test asking students to complete sentences with noun forms of verbs. It contains 8 sentences with blanks to be filled in with words like "appreciation", "impressions", "advice", "interference", and "preference" based on verbs provided in a box. The sentences ask about showing appreciation, first impressions, best gifts received, measuring customer satisfaction, reactions to news, past encouragement, radio interference, and color preference.
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Be used to
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Practice 1
Student A asks Student B why they weren't at a party, but Student B insists they were at the party. When Student A asks if Student B said they were at a barbecue instead of the party, Student B reiterates they were at the party. Again when asked about someone else being at the party, Student B simply states they were at the party.
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