Answer the following questions: A: "What do you think of my new bike?" B: "It's really cool!" What should A say to match B's positive response? A. I hate it B. I don't like it C. I love it A: " I borr

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1. A: "What do you think of my new bike?" B: "It's really cool!" The response "It's really cool!" shows a positive opinion. Therefore, the speaker in A should also express a positive sentiment. A. I hate it B. I don't like it C. I love it The correct option is C. A: "I love it! What do you think of my new bike?" B: "It's really cool!" $\boxed{\text{C. I love it}}$

2. A: "___ I borrow your pen, please?" B: "Sure, here you are." This is a request. The modal verb used for making requests is "can". A. can B. Am C. Make The correct option is A. A: "Can I borrow your pen, please?" B: "Sure, here you are." $\boxed{\text{A. can}}$

3. My sister ___ watching romantic movies. To form the present continuous tense ("is watching"), a form of the verb "to be" is needed. Since "my sister" is a singular subject, the correct form is "is". My sister is watching romantic movies. $\boxed{\text{is}}$