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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
english grammer
He's always getting...................... trouble.
(i) into (ii) rid of
(iii) on with
(i) into (ii) rid of
(iii) on with
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Usually I don't recommend Google as a source for much, but if you Google, with quotes, "Getting into trouble" and "getting rid of trouble" and "getting on with trouble" your answer will be very clear.
- Usually I don't recommend Google as a source for much, but if you Google, with quotes, "Getting into trouble" and "getting rid of trouble" and "getting on with trouble" your answer will be very clear.
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Usually I don't recommend Google as a source for much, but if you Google, with quotes, "Getting into trouble" and "getting rid of trouble" and "getting on with trouble" your answer will be very clear.
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