make an effort to achieve or complete (something, typically a difficult task or action).
A. guard rail
B. fusion
C. arising
D. attempt
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Indirect Speech › ViewRisky said, “I am studying English a lot at this moment”.
A. Risky said he was studying English a lot at that moment.
B. Risky said he was studying English a lot at the moment.
C. Risky said I was studying English a lot at that moment.
D. Risky says he was studying English a lot at that moment.
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Which is the correct word for this sentence:
The farmer exclaimed, “That is not _____ you put the fresh apples in.”
A. we’re
B. wear
C. were
D. where
They (come) _______ back home after they (finish) _________ their work.
A. came/ had finished
B. had come/ finished
C. come/ finished
D. came/ finished
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I _______, but I don’t anymore.
A. used to smoke
B. smoked
C. would smoke
D. didn’t use to smoke