She always (visit) her grandparents at the weekend.
A. visit
B. visits
C. visiting
D. visited
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A. It is not known by many criminal defendants that the system overworks most public defenders.
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to store or accumulate something by hiding it for future use
A. hoard
B. tunic
C. anguish
D. discard
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A. They played tennis yesterday.
B. She will be playing tennis at 4 PM tomorrow.
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D. I playing tennis yesterday.
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I don’t really think he had any cause ____ complain.
A. for
B. from
C. of
D. to