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Tmnt53 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
What does "do with a holiday" mean?
I encountered this question:
Question 71: You look really tired. You could ____ a week’s holiday, I think.
A. make for B. pass for C. do with D. make with
The correct answer is C. I've looked it up in Oxford dictionary (http://oald8.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/dictionary/do) but can't find out which item of meaning it belongs to. Can you tell me?
Question 71: You look really tired. You could ____ a week’s holiday, I think.
A. make for B. pass for C. do with D. make with
The correct answer is C. I've looked it up in Oxford dictionary (http://oald8.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/dictionary/do) but can't find out which item of meaning it belongs to. Can you tell me?
Top answer
com/dictionary/british/do-with (definition 3) I usually hear use .
- com/dictionary/british/do-with (definition 3) I usually hear use .
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