What does “phased out” mean?
A. Gradually stop using
B. Succeed in something difficult
C. Become popular suddenly
D. Change from one thing to another
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Prepositions › View_____ you’ve read the newspaper, can I have it?
A. Until
B. After
C. Before
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Choose the type of conditional: If the weather hadn’t been that cold, we would have enjoyed the party outdoors.
A. FIRST CONDITIONAL
B. SECOND CONDITIONAL
C. THIRD CONDITIONAL
Mixed General Quiz › ViewThe nurse noted in the chart, “The patient is lethargic.” How was the patient behaving?
A. Pacing the halls, yelling at the staff
B. Difficult to arouse
C. Shaking uncontrollably
D. Not responding to painful stimuli
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You know, I ____ (look) for a job for 3 months, and this is my first formal interview.
A. look
B. am looking
C. have been looking
D. have looked