Could I use your bathroom?

-- Why, of course. Just _____.

   A. be careful                  B. make yourself at home

   C. keep in mind              D. go upstairs

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41. A. loud                         B. big                           C. high                        D. low

42. A. outside                   B. beside                   C. aside                      D. inside

43. A. took                         B. made               C. demanded           D. warned

44. A. at a time               B. at one time           C. at time’s                D. at time

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3._______ gave the writer self-esteem.

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