[ Preposition (at,in,on) ]
I don’t want to see her —- the party tonight.
A. in
B. on
C. at

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Grammar › ViewVOCABULARY. Hobbies.
Complete the sentence selecting the most appropiate hobby.
Sarah is really into…………………, she loves horror and romance movies
A. watching TV
B. watching movies
C. working at the cinema
D. buying a TV
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Did you see my picture __ the magazine?
a. in
b. at
Your sister must have taken …… some drugs ……. the whiskey bottle.
A. but…..also
B. either….or
C. neither…..nor
D. both…..and
Adjective › View
A: That news report horrified me. There are too many accidents on the highway .
B: Unfortunately, even _____ news reports don’t make people change their driving habits.
a. horrifying
b. horrified
