[ Phrasal Verb ]
accompany sb to the door/exit of a house/ building
A. See over
B. See off
C. See about
D. see out
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A. used to move
B. would move
C. moved
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_____ did they leave so early? Because they had an appointment
A. How
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A. My dog, cat and bird play nicely.
B. My dog, cat and bird, play nicely.
C. My dog, cat, and bird, play nicely.
D. My dog, cat, and bird play nicely.
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I have lived in this little town … I was a child.
A. for
B. since
C. just
D. already