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What is the past tense of lay (which means to put something in place)?
A. lay
B. laid
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Which is correct?
A. The programme aims to affect lasting change.
B. The programme aims to effect lasting change.
Verbs express
A. an action or state of being.
B. a person, place, thing or idea.
C. a description.
D. connections in sentences.
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It was a pleasant and ___ holiday destination.
A. relaxing
B. terrible
C. frightening