To finally give in to an idea or action that ...

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To finally give in to an idea or action that others are trying to convince you of.

A. grumble

B. caved

C. derail

D. obliterate

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If I had known how difficult the job was, I ______________it.

A. won’t have taken

B. must have taken

C. mightn’t have taken

D. should have taken

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Unscramble the sentence:

Mark / in / goes / his / time / free / occasionally / swimming.

A. Mark occasionally goes swimming in his free time.

B. Mark goes occasionally swimming in his free time.

C. Mark goes occasionally swimming his free in time.

D. Mark goes occasionally in swimming his free time.

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