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Isn't SO missing between OUT and SHE? Sun Jun 15, 2008 2:49 am  Isn't SO missing between OUT and SHE?		  
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ESL/EFL Test #194 "Phrasal Verbs (H to L)", question 10

Karen didn't want to ......... she went over the wedding list one more time.

(a) leave anyone in
(b) leave anyone out
(c) leave anyone over

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ESL/EFL Test #194 "Phrasal Verbs (H to L)", answer 10

Karen didn't want to leave anyone out she went over the wedding list one more time.

Correct answer: (b) leave anyone out

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Isn't SO missing between OUT and SHE?

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Isn't SO missing between OUT and SHE? Sun Jun 15, 2008 10:11 am  Isn't SO missing between OUT and SHE?		  
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