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1. Caviar is delicious served spread on toast, flavored with a few drops of lemon juice, eating as an appetizer.
2. During election campaigns, politicians often hold frequent debates regarding major issues.
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Why don't you hazard a try?
1. Caviar is delicious served spread on toast, flavored with a few drops of lemon juice, eating as an appetizer.
2. During election campaigns, politicians often hold frequent debates regarding major issues.
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rarely does Muaxuan encourage us like this ! come on ...
1) C - eaten
2) I am really confused! It seems that nothing is wrong here. However I chose C)
help me!
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Originally posted by MaliciousHUT
rarely does Muaxuan encourage us like this ! come on ...
Malicious, Are you ready for the exam? Good Luck!!!
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thankcui Muaxuan!
I am doing my best! And you? Will you take TOEFL this time?
gutluk to you and the others who take with me at Hilton hotel next Sat!
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Hi muaxuan and malicious,
Let me try
1. C ==> be eaten.
"Eaten" is OK, but as we have a list of PIIs we should add "and".
2. C==>frequent
As you know "often" more or less means "frequent". BTW redundancy is no longer tested on TOEFL Section II. Is this right, ERIN .
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well, you all got the right answers.
But what do you think of this sentence's first part?
Caviar is delicious served spread on toast, flavored with a few drops of lemon juice, eaten as an appetizer.
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hi,Originally posted by muaxuan68
well, you all got the right answers.
But what do you think of this sentence's first part?
Caviar is delicious served spread on toast, flavored with a few drops of lemon juice, eaten as an appetizer.
Can I transform your sentence to :
Caviar is delicious [when it is] served spread on toast, flavored with a few drops of lemon juice, eaten as an appetize
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Originally posted by MaliciousHUT
Caviar is delicious served spread on toast, flavored with a few drops of lemon juice, eaten as an appetizer.
Can I transform your sentence to :
Caviar is delicious [when it is] served spread on toast, flavored with a few drops of lemon juice, eaten as an appetize
What do you think of "spread"? what's its function?
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IMHO, "Spread" here is used as a noun.Originally posted by muaxuan68
What do you think of "spread"? what's its function?
We can consider "spead on toast" a unique noun. I think this noun refers to a type of toast
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I think "Spread" is a noun in this sentence.
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