Put a correct word or phrase
Hello. I need a help with my homework. I have to put correct word or phrase in a sentence. I have a problem with two of the sentences.
One is: The protesters have no .... ending their demonstration.
The second one: Alan is off work today so I'm ... in for him.
Can someone help?
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Hint. For the second one, you are looking for a phrasal verb "s____ in (for someone)" meaning to substitute for or take the place of. Are you sure that you copied the first one correctly?
- Hint.
- For the second one, you are looking for a phrasal verb "s____ in (for someone)" meaning to substitute for or take the place of.
- Are you sure that you copied the first one correctly?
- Please check again.
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Hint. For the second one, you are looking for a phrasal verb "s____ in (for someone)" meaning to substitute for or take the place of.
Are you sure that you copied the first one correctly? Please check again.
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