Topics: Phrasal Verb
It’s definitely not entirely untypical _____ Susan to boast _____ how clever her son was.
A. with / on
B. of / about
C. on / at
D. at / around
E. for / beside
Select your answer:
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Complete the sentence with the correct form: “He ___ (always, forget) to close the door when he leaves the house.”
A. is always forgetting
B. always forgets
C. forgets always
D. always forgetting