[ Along & Against ]
A. against the brick wall
B. along the brick wall
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Grammar › ViewTina’s birthday is coming, so Reema has to go to her house on __________ Monday.
A. a
B. an
C. the
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The manager gave … no choice.
- him
- he
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A. She will have finish her book by next week.
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Trash must not be ___________________ at the beach.
A. throw away
B. threw away
C. thrown away
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