Which scenario best represents the word “respite”?
A. After a long day at work, John went for a refreshing swim.
B. Lisa spent the entire afternoon cleaning her room.
C. Tim mowed the lawn and earned $5.00.
D. Emily struggled to finish her homework before bedtime.
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The woman is in hospital.
Her car crashed last week.
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Mr Thomson, can I take tomorrow afternoon off because my fiancee is leaving Poland for a couple of months and I’d like to ……………her off?
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B. drive
C. see
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