[ Idioms ]
To “keep on” means to ___.
a. stop
b. continue
c. start
Select your answer:
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Present Simple Tense Passive › ViewChange into a passive sentence. The staff wash the towels in this hotel every day.
A. The towels are washing in this hotel every day.
B. The staff are washed the towels every day.
C. The staff are washing the towels in this hotel every day.
D. The towels are washed by the staff in this hotel every day.
Prepositions › View
I met Donna ___a party ___Friday night.
A. on/on
B. at/on
C. at/in
D. in/at