[ Pronoun Antecedent Agreement ]
Ben and Scott joined Bob and me for a set of tennis. _________ beat ________ by two games.
A. She, us
B. Them, we
C. They, us
D. Us, them
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Present Tenses › ViewNormally you are very sensible, so why ……………..(you/be) so silly about this matter?
A. are you being
B. are you
C. be you
Vocabulary › View
What is a ‘brig’?
A. showing a lack of experience or judgment
B. devastated
C. to destroy a great number
D. a lace of confinement such as a jail