I’ve just spent two weeks _____________an aunt of mine who’s been ill.
A. looking at
B. looking for
C. looking out for
D. looking after
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Grammar and Syntax › ViewWhat is the difference between person deixis and time deixis?
A. Person deixis indicates participants in a conversation, while time deixis indicates the timing of events.
B. Person deixis is about the past, while time deixis is about the future.
C. Person deixis indicates the mood of the conversation, while time deixis indicates the tone of the speaker.
D. Person deixis refers to the location of events, while time deixis refers to the participants.
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First we read the entire passage and _______ we answer the questions
A. than
B. then
Conjunctions › ViewThey wanted to go out for dinner ________ it started raining .
A. and
B. but
C. so
D. or
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We could tell they ___ from the look on their faces.
A. had been argued
B. had been arguing
C. argued
D. arguing