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Finish or end? Sun Nov 07, 2004 19:12 pm  Finish or end?
 

Test No. incompl/elem-5 "Finish/End", question 5

It didn't take long for the children to ......... off the cakes and pastries that had not been eaten at the party.

(a) end
(b) ending
(c) finish
(d) finishing

Test No. incompl/elem-5 "Finish/End", answer 5

It didn't take long for the children to finish off the cakes and pastries that had not been eaten at the party.

Correct answer: (c) finish

Your answer was: correct
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Finish vs. end Sun Nov 07, 2004 20:00 pm  Finish vs. end
 

Hi Rocio,

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