[ Prepositions ]
She can’t go … business soon.
A. at
B. on
C. in
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Vocabulary › Viewwilted, faded away, dried up
A. kerosene
B. withered
C. combines
D. optimism
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Which sentence is grammatically correct? (Bongo is the name of my dog.)
A. Bongo my dog is a golden retriever.
B. Bongo, my dog is a golden retriever.
C. Bongo, my dog, is a golden retriever.
D. Bongo; my dog is a golden retriever.
Grammar › ViewWe __________ our English teacher yet.
A. have met
B. meet
C. meets
D. were meeting
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required; meeting stated standards or guidelines
A. enthralled
B. negotiate
C. regulation
D. unseemly