[ Verb Usage and Grammar ]
Which of the following sentences uses ‘risk’ correctly?
A. He risked to lose everything.
B. He risked losing everything.
C. He risked lose everything.
D. He risked to losing everything.
Select your answer:
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A: ______ any lamps in the bedroom?
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