[ Vocabulary and Grammar ]
What does it mean to ‘cut down’ on something?
A. Stop doing it completely
B. Reduce the amount of it
C. Increase the quantity of it
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A. I going to see Daniel tonight.
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A. being invited
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Look! Andy (to work) in the garden.
A. am working
B. are working
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D. works