[ Vocabulary ]
What does “condemnation” mean in a legal context?
A. Approval of a law
B. Disapproval or punishment
C. Revision of a law
D. Proposal of a new law
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Grammar › ViewYou ______in my class.
A. am
B. is
C. are
D. was
Phrasal Verb › View
accompany a traveller to his/her plane, train etc
A. See over
B. See off
C. See about
D. see out
Simple Past Tense › ViewWho did you go with?
A. I went with my parents.
B. I goed with my parents.
C. I go with my parents.
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Use: (get+someone+to+verb/have+someone+verb) or (get/have+something+past participle)
Do you usually get your hair____ professionally? How often do you get it cut?
A. cut
B. to cut