[ Vocabulary ]
well grounded in logic or truth or having legal force
A. valid
B. spry
C. immaculate
D. kinetic

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Past Tense › ViewA lot of famous clubs were interested in him and_______ (train) with some of them.
A. trained
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Choose the sentence that uses the preposition “between” correctly.
A. She walked between the park.
B. He chose between apple and orange.
C. Between the rain, we saw a rainbow.
D. I sat between John and Mary.