arranged
A. considered or thought about; pondered
B. moved slowly and without purpose
C. ordered or organized specifically
D. moved or ran off suddenly
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Grammar › ViewMarcus started learning French two years ago.
A. Marcus’s learning of French lasted only two years
B. Marcus has been learning French for two years
C. Two years is enough for Marcus to learn French
D. Marcus needed only two years to learn French
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What does ‘accomplish’ mean?
A. To achieve something/reach a certain ‘goal’
B. Not making sense/being ridiculous – usually in a funny way
C. Extreme suffering, pain or distress
D. Being daring & bold
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Tonight, we will be eating dinner at 8:00 p.m.
A. Past progressive
B. Present progressive
C. Future progressive
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I _____ the Silk Road was only one road.
A. used to think
B. use to believe
C. used to forget