"I am sorry I tore your trousers, " said Joseph. ...

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“I am sorry I tore your trousers,” said Joseph. (apologise)

A. Joseph apologised about tearing my trousers.

B. Joseph apologised to having torn my trousers.

C. Joseph apologised for tearing my trousers.

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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Vocabulary › View

(n.) wealth, riches, prosperity; great abundance, plenty

A. affluence

B. minimum

C. impassable

D. jovial

Grammar › View

Which sentence is written correctly?

A. The librarian needed his computer to check in the books, so when the power went out, they could not do their job.

B. The librarian needed his computer to check in the books,so when the power went out, he could not do their job.

C. The librarian needed his computer to check in the books, so when the power went out, they could not do his job.

D. The librarian needed his computer to check in the books, so when the power went out, he could not do his job.

Vocabulary › View

During a school debate, Amelia was praised for her ability to remain calm. What does the word “Calm” mean?

A. Feeling fear or anxiety

B. Feeling strong annoyance, displeasure, or hostility

C. Feeling weary because one is unoccupied

D. Not showing or feeling nervousness

Homonyms › View

Please type your password to ___ your account.
a. excess
b. access