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Choose the sentence that has a similar meaning: In my cycling group there’s George, tom, Harry and me.
A. My cycling group consists of George, Tom, Harry and me.
B. My cycling group consisting of George, Tom, Harry and me.
C. My cycling group is consisting George, Tom, Harry and me.
Select your answer:
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Vocabulary › ViewWhich sentence best uses this word: traction
A. The new safety campaign is gaining traction among young voters.
B. He bought a traction of notebooks for class.
C. She placed her traction in the basket.
D. They wore traction clothes to the concert.
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We answer the following question:
What should I do? with..
A. If you were me…
B. If I were you..
C. If you were you…
D. If you were him/her…