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Week 3 unit 3 word quiz

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Use of I, You, He and She

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Question	Answer
Image: 69754cfc-af4e-4fb9-ba26-be4980730ce6 (image/png)	Professor
Image: 2e36c532-4691-409e-9efc-b61027104a0e (image/jpg)	Female
Image: b5330b3f-5123-444a-97f5-896c9c7f7696 (image/jpg)	Report
When I give a correct answer to a question, what can you say to me using the word "nail" ?	You have nailed it.
What is the meaning of the phrasal verb "held up" in the sentence "he is held up at his office" ?	He is being delayed by someone or something
What is the phrasal verb when a relationship between two persons ends	Broke up
What is the verb to use "to say something as a joke, often making someone believe something that is not true"	Kidding

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