blame ... sth A. on B. for ...

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blame … sth

A. on

B. for

C. of

D. by

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Choose the correct sentence. (consistency of tense)

A. John walked into the study hall and starts complaining about his grade on the spelling test.
B. John walked into the study hall and started complaining about his grade on the spelling test.

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Can you please turn _____? I left my umbrella.

A. up

B. back

C. through

D. off

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My brother’s test result was very __________. He only got a D.

A. disappointed

B. disappointing

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Nobody went there,

A. did they?

B. do they?

C. did it?

D. none