What does "get into" mean? A. exit B. ...

[ Phrasal Verb ]

What does “get into” mean?

A. exit

B. enter

C. delay

Select your answer:

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A. try

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Have you boiled the eggs?

The negative form of the sentence above is ….

A. You not have boiled the eggs

B. You has not boiled the eggs

C. You not has boiled the eggs

D. You have not boiled the eggs