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Which option is NOT CORRECT? "____________, I
can't hear myself think!" |
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The possible answers
were: Turn it down Turn the music down Turn down the
music Turn down it
You said: Turn
it down Turn the
music down Turn
down the music Turn down it |
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With some multi-word
verbs you can choose to separate the 2 parts. If you use a noun, you don't
have to separate the 2 parts of the verb.
If the 2 parts of the
verb can be separated, and you use a pronoun - you MUST separate the verb.
If the 2 parts of the
verb can be separated, and you use a pronoun - you MUST separate the verb.
With some multi-word
verbs you can choose to separate the 2 parts - check this in your
dictionary when you look up a new verb.
You did not answer
this question. |
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Which option is NOT CORRECT? "If you don't know
what something means, use a dictionary to ___________." |
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The possible answers
were: look the word up look up the word look it up look up
it
You said: look
the word up look
up the word look
it up look up
it
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With some multi-word
verbs you can choose to separate the 2 parts - check this in your
dictionary when you look up a new verb.
With some multi-word
verbs you can choose to separate the 2 parts. If you use a noun, you don't
have to separate the 2 parts of the verb.
If the 2 parts of the
verb can be separated, and you use a pronoun - you MUST separate the verb.
If the 2 parts of the
verb can be separated, and you use a pronoun - you MUST separate the verb.
You did not answer
this question. |
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3 |
"I'm so tired, I'm really _____________." |
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The possible answers
were: looking forward the weekend to looking the weekend forward
to looking forward to the weekend weekend looking forward to
You said: looking forward the weekend to looking the weekend forward
to looking forward
to the weekend weekend looking forward to |
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With multi-word parts
with 3 parts you cannot separate any part - the noun object must therefore
go at the end of the verb.
With multi-word parts
with 3 parts you cannot separate any part - the noun object must therefore
go at the end of the verb.
With multi-word parts
with 3 parts you cannot separate any part - the noun object must therefore
go at the end of the verb.
With multi-word parts
with 3 parts you cannot separate any part - the noun object must therefore
go at the end of the verb.
You did not answer
this question. |
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4 |
When we go on holiday, who's going to ___________
the dog?" |
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The possible answers
were: look for look after look up look at
You said: look
for look
after look
up look
at
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'Look for' means to
search for something.
'Look after' means to
take care of something.
You can 'look up' a word
in a dictionary.
'Look at' means to watch
or stare.
You did not answer
this question. |
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5 |
"It takes about 2 hours, so we should ________ at
about six o'clock" |
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The possible answers
were: get it in get in it get in get on
You said: get it
in get in
it get
in get
on
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The verb 'get in'
meaning 'to arrive' does not have an object.
This is not the correct
answer.
The verb 'get in'
meaning 'to arrive' does not have an object.
The verb 'get in' means
'to arrive', often after a train or plane journey.
You did not answer
this question. |
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Which option is NOT CORRECT? "I'll have to
______________, it's killing me!" |
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The possible answers
were: give up it give it up give up smoking give smoking
up
You said: give
up it give it
up give up
smoking give
smoking up |
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If the 2 parts of the
verb can be separated, and you use a pronoun - you MUST separate the verb.
If the 2 parts of the
verb can be separated, and you use a pronoun - you MUST separate the verb.
With some multi-word
verbs you can choose to separate the 2 parts. If you use a noun, you don't
have to separate the 2 parts of the verb.
With some multi-word
verbs you can choose to separate the 2 parts - check this in your
dictionary when you look up a new verb.
You did not answer
this question |
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