[ Grammar and Vocabulary ]
This phrasal verb means to discover a fact or piece of information.
A. take out
B. set up
C. break into
D. find out
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A. should have
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A. which I talked
B. to those I talked
C. those I talked to
D. I talked to
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A. visit
B. visiting
C. visits
D. visited
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I don’t go to work every day.
A. Neither do I.
B. Do I either
C. Neither am I.
D. I am not either