My car keys are possibly in the kitchen.
A. My car keys won’t be in the kitchen.
B. My car keys can’t be in the kitchen.
C. My car keys must be in the kitchen.
D. My car keys might be in the kitchen.
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Homonyms › ViewThe doctor’s ___ waited outside the office.
a. patience
b. patients
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Choose the correct sentence:
A. Larry fled the United States, for Ecuador where he is currently hiding from the authorities.
B. Larry fled the United States for Ecuador, where he is currently hiding from the Authorities.
C. Larry fled the United States for Ecuador where he is currently hiding from the authorities.
D. Larry fled the United States for Ecuador, where he is currently hiding from the authorities.
Phrasal Verbs › ViewWe’ve ______ ______ our differences.
A. worked out
B. solved out
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The long chain of mountains in the South Island, the Southern Alps, provide a spectacular area for ___ and other pastimes like� tramping and boating.
a. skiing
b. ski
c. skis