[ Phrasal Verb ]
tolerate; put up with
A. Stand for
B. Stand in for
C. Stand by
D. Stand out
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Grammar › Viewwhich is the best option?
A. I still haven’t been wakeboarding !
B. I haven’t been wakeboarding still!
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We use adverbs of frequency…
A. Before the verb “to be” and after all other verbs.
B. After the verb “to be” and after all other verbs.
C. After the verb “to be” and before all other verbs.