[ Vocabulary ]
to be firm in a demand or course; refuse to yield
A. torpedoes
B. restriction
C. retractable
D. insistent
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A. We went not only to the bank but also grocery shopping.
B. We went not only to the bank but also to the grocery store.
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This year the Baldwins ___________ skiing in Whistler, British Columbia, over New Year’s.
A. are going
B. go
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A. The cake was eaten.
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C. The movie is being directed by a famous filmmaker.
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