[单项选择]Who is going to watch a football match

[单项选择]Who is going to watch a football match
A. Kate.
B. Helen.
C. Lily.

[单项选择]Who is going to watch a football match
A. Kate. B. Helen. C. Lily.

[单项选择]—Do you think Jack is going to watch a football match this weekend
—（）.
A. I believe not
B. I believe not so
C. I don’t believe it
D. I don’t believe

[填空题]I just (watch) ______a wonderful football match when the power was suddenly cut off.

[单项选择]
Did the man watch the match

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