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Instructor1955 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
lookedfor or fallen for
Hello Teachers!!
Here I have two more Grammar Quizzes to share with you :
1)No sooner .. .A)had he come. in than she started shouting at him
B) he was coming
C) he came
D)was he coming
My answer is "A"
2) I think he's ...... A) looked ...... for the same trick that I did.
B) done
C) fallen
D) made
Regards
Instructor1955
Here I have two more Grammar Quizzes to share with you :
1)No sooner .. .A)had he come. in than she started shouting at him
B) he was coming
C) he came
D)was he coming
My answer is "A"
2) I think he's ...... A) looked ...... for the same trick that I did.
B) done
C) fallen
D) made
Regards
Instructor1955
Top answer
It seems like A, C to me
- It seems like A, C to me
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A trick isn't some sort of physical object you can look for, so not A.
When you are the victim of a trick (a 'practical joke' or some other act of deception), we say that you have fallen for it, so it's C - fallen.
(Your first answer A is fine.)
CJ
When you are the victim of a trick (a 'practical joke' or some other act of deception), we say that you have fallen for it, so it's C - fallen.
(Your first answer A is fine.)
CJ
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Sorry CJ, I can't get you properly. What do you think is the answer for the second one?
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Neeraj JainSorry CJ, I can't get you properly. What do you think is the answer for the second one?I think he's fallen for the same trick (i.e., fallen goes with trick).
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