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Can you please give it a try yourself first, please?

CliveCan you please give it a try yourself first, please?

These are my suggestions Clive. Maybe there are other suitable answers too?

You have made the best choices.

1 B There are hundreds of adjectives to describe children, but usually the lost ones need a policeman's help.

I suppose the brother could have celebrated the quiz show at work, but his boss might not have approved.

The last two have only one plausible answer.

Ok, thank you. Then you mean all my answers are correct. Right?
But in question 3. What about if a students choose "puts" instead of "sets"
Is it wrong there?
I mean .... Who puts and clears the table in your home?

You can put a table outside for a picnic, but that means the table itself, not the utensils, cloth, glasses, and so on.

Your answersr in pink are all correct, Well done!

Alphecca , you mean in question 2 in addition to "attend" the verb "celebrate" can also be correct?

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Sunny, not that much time had passed between your question and your follow-up. We're all here as volunteers.

No, "celebrate the quiz show" is not really meaningful without a lot of context that would make it a likely choice.

Maybe if you were the contestant on the show and finally, weeks after you were on the show and won a million dollars, you would celebrate that it aired and y

Thanks a lot Barbara for good explanation.