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Rzqust [24]
3 years ago
10

. You are going to read a text about latecomers. Some words are missing from the text.

English
1 answer:
lilavasa [31]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

(0)  D between

(19) no word is needed.

(20) F divided

(21) G from

(22) H met

(23) B any

(24) K why

(25) J themselves

(26) E caught

(27) C as

Explanation:

  • (0) the correct word is a preposition that we use when we compare two things, which is between.
  • (19) No word is needed since the verb robs in the sentence only needs a direct object, which is bits of your life.
  • (20) the correct word that goes with into is divided. It indicates that we can separate something amongst things, in this case, into two kinds of people.
  • (21) The preposition "from" indicates a specific location as a starting point that the person uses to move to another location. He moves from place A to place B.
  • (22) the verb met is used as part of a conditional form that indicates that something is possible to happen in the future.
  • (23) The quantifier 'any" has to follow a noun, which in this case is the schedule, and it is indicating that there is no specific schedule. All of them can be modified.
  • (24) the correct word is the adverb why since it is asking for the reason for something.
  • (25) The subject in the sentence is they, as we want to refer to the same group of people. We use the reflexive pronoun themselves.
  • (26) We need to use the word caught to express that we have a virus in ourselves, as when we caught a cold, we also caught a virus.
  • (27) the adverb "as" is comparing two similar things.
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