………………………are increasingly linked over long distances by electronic communications, but many of them still prefer face-to-face encounters.
A. Although people
B. Despite people
C. Today people
D. The fact that people
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Homophone & Homonym › View The patient sat in the waiting room at the doctor’s office.
A. a sick person
B. able to wait calmly
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He was not watching a movie in the cinema for two months.
A. A movie in the cinema was not being watched by him for two months.
B. A movie in the cinema were not being watched by him for two months.
Grammar › ViewYou can play in the living room … you keep it tidy.
A. otherwise
B. as long as
C. in case
D. suppose
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. What is the role of context in understanding prepositions?
A. Context helps determine the correct preposition to use based on the meaning of the sentence.
B. Context is irrelevant to the use of prepositions.
C. Context only affects the pronunciation of prepositions.
D. Context is only important in written language, not spoken language.