[ Idioms ]
To “shell out” for something is to ___.
a. hide it
b. spend money on it
c. try to find it
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A. travel
B. traveled
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A. A case with a handle, used for carrying clothes or personal items.
B. Walking quietly on the tip of your toes.
C. An act of counting numbers in reverse order to zero.
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Which sentence has the word “sometimes” in the correct place?
A. I go sometimes to the gym.
B. I go to sometimes the gym.
C. I sometimes go to the gym.
D. I go to the gym sometimes.