[ Vocabulary ]
What is the meaning of the Latin prefix “sed” or “se”?
A. together
B. apart from
C. without
D. to speak
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A. The dog
B. Dogs
C. The dogs
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It is cold in here. I __________________ close the windows.
A. am going to
B. going to
C. will to
D. will
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A. swiftly
B. slowly
C. happily
D. quickly
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Read and complete: I’ve _____ the Himalayas.
A. Climbed
B. Climb
C. Climbing