English Test

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"21 - Forget, 22 - Determine, 23 - Expecting" thinks tidie10

drag on - delay
figure out - determine
counting on - expecting

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Originally Posted by tidie10

"21 - Forget, 22 - Determine, 23 - Expecting" thinks tidie10

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aw u was faster 2 me :( but still 21 i bet delay :P

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Originally Posted by 4FUNer

drag on - delay
figure out - determine
counting on - expecting



aw u was faster 2 me :( but still 21 i bet delay :P

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"I wouldn't know the answer on 21, i have never studied english before in my life." says tidie10

21-bother
22-Consider
23-expecting

all seems right.

Delay,
Determine,
Expecting.

But the 21 is really hard to figure out.

21. C (Forget)
22. D (Determine)
23. B (Expecting)

21 is D : delay

From here : drag on - definition of drag on by Macmillan Dictionary

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Originally Posted by Kreeate

21 is D : delay

From here : drag on - definition of drag on by Macmillan Dictionary

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Hey! Where is Spoiler Warning? :(


:lol: :lol:

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Originally Posted by Lunerica

21. C (Forget)
22. D (Determine)
23. B (Expecting)

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Lol@Location England.

You seriously don't know what drag on means?

So many facepalms, so little faces and palms.

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Originally Posted by afonsolage

Hey! Where is Spoiler Warning? :(


:lol: :lol:

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Top quality humour, really.

Oh we're doing someone's homework?

its a damn English test, I have no idea about the answers but here's mine
delay
consider
expecting

anyone can make sure the answer for 'figure out'?

so what are the Correct answers?

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Originally Posted by MuXGuardian

so what are the Correct answers?

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Mine :D

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Originally Posted by afonsolage

Delay,
Determine,
Expecting.

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:lol: :lol: :lol:

lol.. exam paper ~ how much mark you get ?

The actual answers for non-retards:

21. C (Forget)
22. D (Determine)
23. B (Expecting)

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Originally Posted by Lunerica

The actual answers for non-retards:

21. C (Forget)
22. D (Determine)
23. B (Expecting)

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:*:

So I got B-?

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Originally Posted by afonsolage

:*:

So I got B-?

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No you got a C

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Originally Posted by afonsolage

Mine :D

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i was 1st with delay copy-cat hehehe :D joke
but im also not an eng person so....

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Originally Posted by Lunerica

No you got a C

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@Lunerica can you explain why
21 = Forget

and Delay is wrong answer? :P

bcz every friend i've asked for, told me it should be delay lol

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Originally Posted by 4FUNer

i was 1st copy-cat hehehe :D but im also not an eng person so....



@Lunerica can you explain why
21 = Forget

and Delay is wrong answer? :P

bcz every friend i've asked for, told me it should be delay lol

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Looking in contexts, Delay is wrong, if you naturally would suggest delay is right; that is your county/country natural speak for it and not because it is literally right.

don't delay! fathers day is right around the corner,

don't forget! fathers day is right around the corner.

forget makes 100% more sense than delay in the context of the conversation.

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Originally Posted by Lunerica

The actual answers for non-retards:

21. C (Forget)
22. D (Determine)
23. B (Expecting)

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I agree with 22 & 23, but 21...

I worked it out with process of elimination and traditional english speaking.

To postpone is to cause or arrange for something to take place at a time later than that first scheduled. Dragging on implies that you're conducting a task or an event is taking place over a longer period of time than it needs to essentially.
I'm going to leave bother, since that's just obvious.
To forget is to inadvertently neglect to attend to, do, or mention something. Something that drags on, as aforementioned, is something that lasts unnecessarily long. They just don't have matching definitions, nor do they have similar contexts.

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Originally Posted by Tyler

I agree with 22 & 23, but 21...

I worked it out with process of elimination and traditional english speaking.

To postpone is to cause or arrange for something to take place at a time later than that first scheduled. Dragging on implies that you're conducting a task or an event is taking place over a longer period of time than it needs to essentially.
I'm going to leave bother, since that's just obvious.
To forget is to inadvertently neglect to attend to, do, or mention something. Something that drags on, as aforementioned, is something that lasts unnecessarily long. They just don't have matching definitions, nor do they have similar contexts.

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But remember what the person says before that, "I haven't made up my mind yet" - so in the context it is forget.