[ Phrasal Verbs ]
What does this phrasal verb mean? “Look down on”
A. feel inferior
B. search
C. contact
D. feel superior
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Mixed General Quiz › ViewThe baby had ___ quietly for two hours when it awoke.
a. lain
b. lane
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My brother is going to the movies. I hope I can go ___
A. two
B. to
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Grammar › ViewWhy are you looking ….. me like that?
A. at
B. on
C. for
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Which sentence has no grammar errors and uses the homophone correctly?
A. We were their just yesterday.
B. Your not going to come home past 10pm.
C. There we were; lost in space.
D. None.