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Leave, Let Go Of

September 27, 2024 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with leave or let go of.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1............... the room at once.
Wrong!
To let go of something is to stop holding it.
2The circus ............... town this morning.
Wrong!
3............... that window open, please.
Wrong!
4The boy ............... school in the middle of the year.
Wrong!
5............... the diagnosis to the doctor.
Wrong!
6The cigarette ............... a bad taste in my mouth.
Wrong!
7He ............... a wife and three children behind.
Wrong!
8The man ............... most of his money to charity.
Wrong!
9He took ............... after thanking his host.
Wrong!
10He went on ............... for two weeks.
Wrong!
11............... of the past.
Wrong!
12It is not easy for me to ............... of him.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. Leave the room at once.
  2. The circus left town this morning.
  3. Leave that window open, please.
  4. The boy left school in the middle of the year.
  5. Leave the diagnosis to the doctor.
  6. The cigarette left a bad taste in my mouth.
  7. He left a wife and three children behind.
  8. The man left most of his money to charity.
  9. He took leave after thanking his host.
  10. He went on leave for two weeks.
  11. Let go of the past.
  12. It is not easy for me to let go of him.
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