payment in return for something, especially damages; v. to pay
A. recompense
B. ingratiate
C. debilitate
D. volition

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Grammar › ViewThe team practiced many hours to prepare for the big game on Friday it was against the number one team in their league. Which is the best way to fix the run-on sentence?
A. The team practiced many hours to prepare for the big game on Friday, it was against the number one team in their league.
B. The big game on Friday was against the number one team in their league, the team practiced many hours to prepare.
C. The team practiced many hours to prepare for the big game on Friday; it was against the number one team in their league.
D. Leave it as is.
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It ….. about children in another town
A. Tell
B. Tells
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A. I get a new job
B. I will have dollars
C. I’m going to win the lottery
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She _ (paint) a beautiful picture yesterday.
A. paint
B. painting
C. painted
D. paints
