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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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get back ....
So I have this question I don't understand in my exercise book:
He couldn't get back____ his car. He has locked himself out.
A.on B.into C.in D.to
The answer is B but I don't get why I can't choose C or D. Can you explain what's the difference?
He couldn't get back____ his car. He has locked himself out.
A.on B.into C.in D.to
The answer is B but I don't get why I can't choose C or D. Can you explain what's the difference?
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B is best, but C is also commonly said and is not wrong. D wrongly suggests he can't get back to the location of his car. The first sentence should begin He can' t get bac k C live
- B is best, but C is also commonly said and is not wrong.
- D wrongly suggests he can't get back to the location of his car.
- The first sentence should begin He can' t get bac k C live
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B is best, but C is also commonly said and is not wrong.
D wrongly suggests he can't get back to the location of his car.
The first sentence should begin He can't get back
Clive
D wrongly suggests he can't get back to the location of his car.
The first sentence should begin He can't get back
Clive
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