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This document contains a small test asking questions about music preferences, past concert experiences, and knowledge of simple past and past continuous verb tenses, intended to be a fun, non-exam test for the reader to complete. It asks for the current date, favorite musical styles and singers, musical instrument experience, concerts attended, classical music familiarity, and includes examples of using simple past and past continuous verb tenses.
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