To put off or postpone; to yield courteously to the wishes or judgements of someone else
A. Delude
B. Defer
C. Construe
D. Devoid
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Grammar › ViewI have been sitting here three hours.
A. For
B. Since
C. About
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Combine the sentences (formal)!
I know the doctor. The nurse is working with her.
A. I know the doctor with whom the nurse is working with.
B. I know the doctor with whom the nurse is working.
C. I know the doctor with who the nurse is working with.
D. I know the doctor whom the nurse is working with her.
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A. them down
B. them out
C. them in
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Express possibility using the modal verb ‘will’.
A. It will snow tomorrow
B. It will be cold tomorrow
C. It might rain tomorrow
D. It will be sunny tomorrow