[ Vocabulary ]
To go off course, to fall away from an original course of action.
A. pandemonium
B. derail
C. blunder
D. caved
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FOR & SINCE › ViewShe has lived in New York … six years.
A. for
B. since
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The house__________in the storm has now been rebuilt by the locals.
A. destroyed
B. which destroyed
C. destroying
D. that is destroyed
Conjunctions › ViewChoose the correct variant.
… my mother … my father will be able to spend the party on Sunday.
A. Neither … or
B. Both … or
C. Neither … nor
D. Either … and
E. Either … nor
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What is the meaning of “overseas”?
A. a country that is across the ocean; abroad
B. the salty water that covers a large part of the surface of t earth, or a large area of salty water, smaller than an ocean
C. a very large area of sea