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Queen115 Posted 5 years ago
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hello, I am preparing for my IELTS exam and I need some helping for my Reading exam.

Here is a sentence which is drew from one of the mock tests :

"But, as you quickly realise when you step inside the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, there’s precious little going on that you would normally see on a university campus."

Could you explain for me the meaning of the phrase bolded?

I'm quite confused about the appearance of phrasal verb " going on" here.

Thanks a lot

  

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queen115 and I need some hel p with the ing for my r eading part/section. exam. queen115 Here is a sentence which is drew f rom one of the mock tests : Note that the past participle of "draw" is "drawn".

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  • queen115 and I need some hel p with the ing for my r eading part/section.
  • exam.
  • queen115 Here is a sentence which is drew f rom one of the mock tests : Note that the past participle of "draw" is "drawn".
  • However, "draw" is unnatural in your sentence.
  • queen115 I'm quite confused about the appearance of phrasal verb " going on" here.
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