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Only one answer is correct.  \n1. We   in Italy when I was young, but then we moved to France.  \na) usually lived b) get used to c) used to live d) are used to  \nliving  \n2. My husband   my daughter from school because I work until late.  \na) brings up b) runs out of c) picks up d) falls out with  \n3. “How   bread do we have?”“  We need to go to the baker’s.”  \na) many/any b) much/none c) many/something d) much/ a few  \n4. Listen to her accent. She   be American, I think she’s Australian.  \na) can’t b) isn’t able to c) mustn’t d) doesn’t need to  \n5. If you phone next week, I   you my exam results.  \na) will tell b) would tell c) will say d) would say  \n6. The friend   flat I stayed in is coming to visit us.  \na) whose b) who c) which d) that  \n7. We are responsible   customer service in this store.  \na) of b) for c) at d) by  \n8. Martha lives   the fifth floor of a large block of flats.  \na) in b) at c) on d) up  \n9. Martha’s a very   person. 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