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Needs Must When The Devil Drives #1 (permalink) Wed Oct 13, 2004 0:23 am   Needs Must When The Devil Drives
 

Test No. incompl/advan-70 "What the Devil", question 5

The work has to be done as we have no choice. As they say, needs must when the devil ..........

(a) drives
(b) guides
(c) steers
(d) races

Test No. incompl/advan-70 "What the Devil", answer 5

The work has to be done as we have no choice. As they say, needs must when the devil drives.

Correct answer: (a) drives

Your answer was: incorrect
The work has to be done as we have no choice. As they say, needs must when the devil steers.
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How can I prepare a toefl test for three weeks
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How to prepare for the TOEFL? #2 (permalink) Wed Oct 13, 2004 7:13 am   How to prepare for the TOEFL?
 

Hi Baki,

You want to take the TOEFL test in three weeks. I suggest you read a short article about a scientific subject every day and in addition you should watch CNN every day for at least 30 minutes writing down words and phrases you hear often. Also, you might want to purchase some TOEFL test preparation materials you can use to speed up your training process.
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Back to the test, can you explain this?
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