[ Vocabulary ]
“Necessary supplies, such as food” are called:
A. Anecdotes
B. Provisions
C. Recesses
D. Deportees
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A. can’t
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They didn’t collected enough books and clothes for their volunteer programme yet.
A. A. books
B. B. for
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A. come across
B. rehearse
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D. turn down
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mr. frank is rich … he’s still using public transportation
A. and
B. so
C. but
D. because