to dislike intensely; detest; abhor
A. meddle
B. revile
C. loathe
D. malice
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A. She worked and studied hard to be able to get her certificate.
B. She worked and studied hard to be able to get my certificate.
C. She worked and studied hard to be able to get their certificate.
D. She worked and studied, hard to be able to get their certificate.
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Choose the correct pronoun to replace the underlined words.
“Tom and Garrett are the heroes of the neighbourhood!” exclaimed Garrett.
A. Me
B. We
C. I
D. Us
If you __________ some salt, throw some of it over your shoulder to make sure you don’t have bad luck.
A. spill
B. drop
C. break
D. pick
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. In contrast, a ___________ usually has more than one person or many people who work together. The business is separate from the owners, so they can buy or sell it if they like.
A. shares
B. company
C. firms