You can’t take my phone … me without asking.
A. for
B. at
C. from
D. on
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Prepositions › ViewWe are not well acquainted ______ our neighbors yet.
A. by
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The students ______ (work) at home.
A. works
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A. This is the simplest and most effective way to start a business.
B. Since this is the simplest and best effective way to start a business.
C. This is the most simple and most effective way to start a business.
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Martin Odegaard, from Norway __________ (become) a professional footballer at fifteen and __________ (score) great goals for his club.
A. becoming, scored
B. become, scoring
C. became, scored
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