Categories : English Grammar (1727)
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any
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and the children were unused to discipline. When she looked back, Liz thought that she did not teach particularly well. She did not know
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Your fingers are very brown. You ____(smoke) too much
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Examples of starring in a sentence?
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What is mother doing ?
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định luật vạn vật hấp dẫn tiếng anh
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- 2 years ago.
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sàn giao dịch là gì
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put together a) interrupt; b) again and again, repeatedly; c) experience somewhat difficult or primitive conditions; d) assemble
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- 8 years ago.
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various or different
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To convince management of the ___ of her new approach, she presented them with data that showed that the added investment in marketing was driving increases demanda. A. Efficacy B. Reliabilty C. Durability D. Integrity E. Accuracy
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difference between AGREE TO/AGREE ON/ AGREE WITH please?
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Choose the word that is most nearly OPPOSITE to the word in capital letters. PRECISE
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put aside a) do again, repeat; b) be compassionate, show mercy; c) save for later, set aside ; d) very little money, for example, cheap
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put away a) wait; b) cause to happen; c) return something to its proper place; d) arrive
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ALLERGIES is to SNEEZE
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- 3 years ago.
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Despite her desire to _______ her former employer during a job interview, the candidate chose to speak about her previous workplace in more
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- 3 years ago.
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MALIGN is to PRAISE
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TREE is to SEED
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Canoe is to boat is
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