[ Phrasal Verb ]
You’ll be fine as long as you keep ___ the path. Don’t leave it
A. up with
B. to
C. in
D. at
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A. who; though
B. how; after
C. why; if
D. if; so
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‘ a haunted house in Connecticut?’ ‘No, I think she had one in California.’
A. Did Ms Winchester use to own
B. Would Ms Winchester own
C. Did Ms Winchester get used to owning
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A. She is taller than her sister.
B. She is tall like her sister.
C. She is more tall than her sister.
D. She is tall than her sister.
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I ____ already ____ my homework.
A. has …. did
B. has … done
C. have … done