To feel happy and excited about something that is going to happen.
A. Take care of
B. Look forward to
C. Keep up with
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A. pay
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C. sink
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Which sentence is written correctly with an introductory phrase or word?
A. Toward the back of the cupboard Jillian, found her lost wedding ring.
B. Toward the back, of the cupboard Jillian found her lost wedding ring.
C. Toward the back of the cupboard, Jillian found her lost wedding ring.
D. Toward the back of the cupboard Jillian found her lost wedding ring.
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A. him
B. her
C. their
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