Grammer - English Multiple Choice questions

A. to escape from a place

B. to exhaust a supply of something

C. to operate a vehicle

D. to hurry towards something

E. None of the above

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B. TO EXHAUST A SUPPLY OF SOMETHING

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A. to remove something

B. to become successful or popular

C. to leave a place suddenly

D. to reduce the price

E. None of the above

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B. TO BECOME SUCCESSFUL OR POPULAR

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A. I will look after my homework later.

B. Can you look after my dog while I'm away?

C. She looked after the book on the shelf.

D. He looked after his car yesterday.

E. None of the above

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B. CAN YOU LOOK AFTER MY DOG WHILE I'M AWAY?

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A. to continue trying

B. to stop trying

C. to start something new

D. to give something away

E. None of the above

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B. TO STOP TRYING

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A. He turned down the volume of the music.

B. She turned down the street quickly.

C. They turned down the invitation to the party.

D. I will turn down the page.

E. None of the above

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C. THEY TURNED DOWN THE INVITATION TO THE PARTY.

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