Get along with means….
A. To be perfect (have zero personality constraints)
B. To get in a line or group of people
C. To be friendly with (to be easy to get to know)
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I’ve done a lot of different things.
A. simple present
B. present continuous
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When the same form is repeated in a series of lines or stanzas; poets often use this to demonstrate they are linking two ideas or descriptions is called ______________.
A. Parallel Structure
B. arbor
C. villanelle
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A. quickly
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C. hard
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The Mediterranean, ___________ this species of fish is found, is becoming more and more polluted.
A. whose
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