[ Phrasal Verb ]
We had never taken on such a difficult team. What does ‘Take on’ mean?
A. Play with
B. Play against
C. Play for
D. Play in
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A. ate
B. eats
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. Which sentence is correct?
A. I enjoy to read books.
B. I enjoy reading books.
C. I enjoy to reading books.
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A. to accept
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Sitting on the sofa (was, were) two students from Thailand.
A. Was
B. Were