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Sundarnaz Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
In, on, of
A called B ________short.
1) about 2) on 3) in 4) of.
The meaning of the sentence is not clear to me so can't guess it.
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The only word that could possibly fit, as far as I can see, is "in", but the resulting sentence is unusual, and I doubt whether it was actually intended. I think the question is probably faulty or copied incorrectly.
- The only word that could possibly fit, as far as I can see, is "in", but the resulting sentence is unusual, and I doubt whether it was actually intended.
- I think the question is probably faulty or copied incorrectly.
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The only word that could possibly fit, as far as I can see, is "in", but the resulting sentence is unusual, and I doubt whether it was actually intended. I think the question is probably faulty or copied incorrectly.
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