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stop making plans answers 1
I must ask you to stop making all these plans before I have seen them.

Correct entry:   making
The error was: (b) to make

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stop making plans answers 2
I have absolutely no idea why he wants to leave home and work in another country.

Correct entry:   no idea
The error was: (a) no ideal

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stop making plans answers 3
Time is running out and you will have to make a decision in the next few days.

Correct entry:   Time is running out
The error was: (a) Time runs out

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 meaning of appropriate, cement, account, discount, accredit, explain Difference between what and whatever
stop making plans answers 4
I really don't mind at all because the choice is yours and you can do what you like.

Correct entries:   what, whatever
The error was: (c) which

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stop making plans answers 5
Are you going to the club this evening or do you want to stay at home and watch TV?

Correct entry:   Are you going
The error was: (a) You going

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stop making plans answers 6
The reason why he's not feeling very well is simple — he's eaten too much as usual.

Correct entries:   he's eaten, he has eaten
The error was: (b) he's ate

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stop making plans, question 6 stop making plans, the seven adverbs that tell to what extent, what does he's ate mean?

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stop making plans answers 7
I can't come out this evening I'm afraid because I have too many jobs to do in the house.

Correct entry:   can't come
The error was: (a) can't coming

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 define grievance, complaisance, stringency, degeneracy, ordinal Fair vs. fare?
stop making plans answers 8
It seems to me that she was perfectly correct and I think it's not fair of you to say that she has behaved badly.

Correct entry:   not fair
The error was: (b) not fare

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stop making plans answers 9
When you arrive at the station, give me a ring and then I'll come and fetch you in my car.

Correct entry:   you arrive
The error was: (a) you are arriving

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 making vs. made Difference between 'any more' and 'anymore'
stop making plans answers 10
Today it seems to me that in all kinds of ways nobody cares any more if you want to make a complaint.

Correct entries:   any more, anymore
The error was: (c) no more

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