[ Grammar ]
it means to not win or you can’t find something
A. lose
B. loose
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Present Tenses › ViewThey___________ about Russian traditions since the beginning of the lesson.
A. have been talking
B. are talking
C. talk
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You come to realise the significance of the murder only in the last few pages of the book.
A. Only in the last few pages of the book do you come to realise the significance of the murder.
B. Only in the last few pages of the book come to realise the significance of the murder.
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A. aide
B. aid
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John often says he_________boxing because it_________a cruel sport.
A. doesn’t like – is
B. did not like – were
C. not liked – had been
D. had not liked – was