What does it mean to ‘encroach’ on something?
A. A period of a thousand years
B. Done or shown openly; not secret or hidden
C. Advance gradually beyond usual or acceptable limits
D. Possible to do easily or conveniently
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_______ will you visit your grandparents?
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B. “He lives in New York.”
C. “They will attend the conference next month.”
D. “She will have finished by tomorrow.”