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    Learn English > English lessons and exercises > English test #13244: Any,some,anything,etc
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    1. I always get to work before else.
    2. Jeff worked hard at learning Chinese but failed to make real progress.
    3. Janet Jones is I rarely see these days.
    4. parents never seem to have time to sit down and talk to their children.
    5. The regulations of the game forbid ball to rise above shoulder height.
    6. I was unable to eat of the food.
    7. I always offer to help organise school concerts, but there is seldom for me to do.
    8. The concert is unlikely to have tickets left for tonight's performance.
    9. He valued friendship more than in the world.
    10. When I last lent my camera to a friend it came back damaged, so I'm reluctant to lend it to else.
    11. Karen denied that she had done wrong.
    12. Despite rowing as hard as we could, we had progressed barely distance from the shore.







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