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Help me with these two difficult sentences #1 (permalink) Wed Feb 20, 2008 15:25 pm   Help me with these two difficult sentences
 

Hello everybody,
Please look at the following exercise.Choose the best answers:
1.Many old people don't like change. They are very set in their...
A.life B.habits C.routines D.ways
THe answer to this question is ''D'' but I don't understand why ''B'' or ''C'' is not possible.
2.The government are doing a .......of people's changing habits.
A.plan B.project Cresearch D.survey
THe answer is D but why can't I choose the others?
Please help me with the two sentences above.Thanks in advance!!!!!!!!
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Help me with these two difficult sentences #2 (permalink) Thu Feb 21, 2008 12:13 pm   Help me with these two difficult sentences
 

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1-- The idiom is set in one's ways.

2-- Only survey fits the grammar of the sentence:

do a survey of
make a plan of
do a project on
do research on

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