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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A. hold
B. distribute
C. take
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________ I agree with your main point, I have reservations about your methods.
A. While
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What is an example of a sentence in the present tense?
A. “She visited her grandparents last week.”
B. “He lives in New York.”
C. “They will attend the conference next month.”
D. “She will have finished by tomorrow.”