[ Phrasal Verb ]
no longer have a supply
A. run out of
B. run in
C. run through
D. run off
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A. aide
B. aid
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John often says he_________boxing because it_________a cruel sport.
A. doesn’t like – is
B. did not like – were
C. not liked – had been
D. had not liked – was
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a. Get with it
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A. had been raining, was
B. was raining, was
C. rained, was
D. had rained, had been