[ 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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Grammar- Pronouns › ViewLina and I are in the house. ………….. are watching television.
A. We
B. They
C. She
D. I
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Imperious
A. Bullet-proof
B. Commanding; bossy
C. Stinky
Which is this written correctly?
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.
Past Tenses › View
I have lived in this little town … I was a child.
A. for
B. since
C. just
D. already
