to bring to an end, finish, or complete
A. confuse
B. column
C. conclude
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Grammar › ViewWhich sentence uses commas correctly?
A. Amanda can you please bring me the pencil sharpener, and a piece of paper?
B. Amanda, can you please bring me the pencil sharpener and a piece of paper?
C. Amanda, can you please bring me the pencil sharpener, and a piece of paper?
D. Amanda can you please bring me the, pencil, sharpener and a piece of paper?
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The doctor has put me on a strict diet. I _ _ _ _ _ eat more fruit and vegetables and do more exercise.
A. must
B. have to
C. ‘ve to
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A. pleading
B. plead
C. contemplating
D. contemplate
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I __________________________ repaired your car.
A. Have already
B. Has just
C. Have yet
D. Has never