Answer:
The hotel is closed for repairs <u>until</u> the end of February.
Explanation:
the word "closed" tells us that the hotel is already closed [it has already happened] (past tense)
Thus, "by" cannot be used as it would mean that <u><em>the hotel hasnt been closed yet but will be closed when the end of Feb comes.</em></u>
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Using "until" means that <em><u>the hotel has already been closed but will be opened after Feb comes.</u></em>
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As for the other 2, it simply doesnt make sense.
The hotel is closed for repairs by the end of February.
call- called
teach- taught
sell- sold
go- went
speak- spoke
finish- finished
fight- fought
show- showed
think- thought
The answer would be b because the word "monstrous" has more of a negative connotation than the word "unpleasant".
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