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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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38. Even though they have very little money, their children are always nicely dressed up. A. though B. little C. always D. dressed up

38. Even though they have very little money, their children are always nicely dressed up.
A. though B. little C. always D. dressed up
Could you help me find the mistake in that sentence,please?
  

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Anonymous D. dressed up Omit 'up'. The expected combination is "nicely dressed".

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous D.
  • dressed up Omit 'up'.
  • The expected combination is "nicely dressed".
  • CJ
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Anonymous D. dressed up
Omit 'up'. The expected combination is "nicely dressed".

CJ
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