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the two dogs question 1
A man had two dogs: a hound ......... to help him with his sports and another to guard the house.


the two dogs, answer 1 the two dogs, english in phrasal verb, trained vs tutored vs brought up vs educated

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 word vocabulary games: verb adjective list toeic prep test Slice vs. portion
the two dogs question 2
Whenever the hunter came home, he always gave the house dog a large ......... of what he caught.


the two dogs, answer 2 esl pronunciation lessons, section vs slice vs portion vs quantity

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 free word games: online verbs adjectives game toeic vocab test What does this expression mean: "to be upset"?
the two dogs question 3
The hound dog was very ......... about this.


the two dogs, answer 3 idioms lesson, overturned vs set up vs upturned vs upset

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 meaning of prevent, characterize, appoint, evade, pursue, stand out Difference between annoys and annoying
the two dogs question 4
He told the house dog he found it very ......... having to do all the hard work.


the two dogs, answer 4 free prepositions online, annoyed vs annoying vs annoys vs annoy

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the two dogs question 5
What made things worse, he continued, was that the house dog never ......... part in any of the hunting.


the two dogs, answer 5 example of idioms, did vs put vs took vs had

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 word vocabulary games: examples of nouns adjectives verbs sat prep test Exertion is countable
the two dogs question 6
All the house dog did was simply to feed himself on the results of the ......... that the hound dog undertook.


the two dogs, answer 6 the two dogs, free idioms, exertions vs extremes vs exercises vs excesses

 free word games: online nouns adjectives verbs game sat vocab test Defend himself
the two dogs question 7
The house dog felt he had to ......... himself in the face of all this criticism.


the two dogs, answer 7 conversation english exercise language, display vs detect vs defend vs distend

 define pomposity, feudal, unwise, maroon, tarnish, expense, tutelar Accuse vs. blame
the two dogs question 8
The house dog asked him not to pick on him if he wanted to ......... someone.


the two dogs, answer 8 english practice, accuse vs blame vs disapprove vs fault

 hi all, i'm greating from mongolia, my name is purevsuren depend on vs hang on
the two dogs question 9
The house dog told him to criticize their master who had taught him not how to work but how to ......... on the work of others.


the two dogs, answer 9 esl preposition, hang vs support vs attach vs depend

 'haven't i seen you anywhere before' - why incorrect? What does reprieve mean?
the two dogs question 10
The moral of this fable is: you mustn't ......... children for the mistakes of their parents.


the two dogs, answer 10 pronoun lesson, reproach vs reprieve vs repeal vs reject

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