The car broke down on the highway. We managed to reach our destination on time.
A. The car broke down on the highway, yet we managed to reach our destination on time.
B. The car broke down on the highway yet, we managed to reach our destination on time.
C. The car broke down on the highway. Yet we managed to reach our destination on time.
D. Yet the car broke down on the highway we managed to reach our destination on time.
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A. appearance
B. report card
C. results
D. subjects
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What is the meaning of “suppress” as used in the text? “You need to suppress your feelings and not show them.”
A. to arouse.
B. to reveal.
C. to overcome.
D. to restrain or hold back.
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A. I am finishing my homework
B. I will finish my homework
C. I have finished my homework.
D. I finished my homework
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Learning a new language can be challenging due to the __________.
A. Cuisine
B. Cultural exchange
C. Language barrier
D. tasty