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B) would do his c) as we've paid d) is going to have (or Will have) an e) will have been studying f) to be taken the aim of this exercise is to practise the points made in the introductory part If the book is presenting to you the phrase 'on the point of', why would you use 'on the verge of', even if it is correct and means the same thing? Is it payed or paid, or is only one acceptable?
This is a free intermediate english grammar quiz and interractive grammar exercises What does the idiom 'pay peanuts' mean With a clear, concise definition and usage examples, discover this idiom's meaning and usage in the english language Is there anything wrong with the part in bold
No, i have yet to be paid
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