[ Phrasal Verb ]
They’re so bad to him. I don’t know how he puts … it.
A. on
B. off
C. up
D. up with

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Grammar › ViewWhich of the following sentences is written in active voice?
A. That he won the lottery and spent all of the money on jelly, by Ben, was dreamed.
B. Ben dreamed that he won the lottery and spent all of the money on jello.
C. By Ben, that he won the lottery and spent all of the money on jello was dreamed.
D. That he won the lottery and spent all of the money on jello was dreamed by Ben.
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Lila attends school OFTEN.
A. preposition
B. adverb
C. adjective
