[ Phrasal Verb ]
I hope you will . . . . . .the trouble soon.
A. get over
B. get along with
C. get by
D. get on

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B. Are you liking
C. Does you like
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She ……………………………breakfast.
A. Are having
B. Is having
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A. to corrupt
B. corrupting
C. corrupt
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A. arrives
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C. arrived
D. was arriving
