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Occurred vs. happened? | What does this phrase mean: "on purpose"?
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Put it to you? Tue Nov 16, 2004 12:10 pm  Put it to you?
 

Test No. incompl/inter-65 "How to ask a question", question 2

Can I ......... it to you that the delay you have caused is not reasonable?

(a) place
(b) send
(c) hold
(d) put

Test No. incompl/inter-65 "How to ask a question", answer 2

Can I put it to you that the delay you have caused is not reasonable?

Correct answer: (d) put

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