What does “brings off” mean?
A. Fail at something
B. Succeed in doing something difficult
C. Slowly stop or end
D. Move ahead of others
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A. Sometimes true, sometimes false
B. TRUE
C. FALSE
D. Not enough information
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Choose the correct verb for the sentence: “John usually __________ for his math tests.”
A. Wash
B. Hit
C. Finish
D. Study
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A. motivated
B. well-informed
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She asked me, “Where did you buy your shoes?”
A. She asked me where I had bought my shoes.
B. She asked me where I bought my shoes.
C. She asked me where I have bought my shoes.
D. She asked me where I buy my shoes.