What does “phased in” mean?
A. Start using something gradually
B. Stop doing something gradually
C. Start being popular
D. Move to a higher level
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Berry : Yes, it is but …
A. I am sorry to hear that
B. I like a surprise
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The Supreme Court doesn’t hear acase unless ____, except those involving foreign ambassadors
A. A trial
B. Already tried
C. It already trying
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A. is
B. am
C. are
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Identify the error in the sentence below: “They has been very supportive during our project.”
A. The subject is incorrect.
B. The verb form “has” should be “have.”
C. The word “been” is unnecessary.
D. The tense should be changed to Past Simple.