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02 Jun 2017, 23:53
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D
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57% (00:57) correct
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After they had done their damage, we saw the remaining cheetah cubs laying low in the savannah grass, still frightened from the attack.
A) laying low in the savannah grass
B) the savannah grass concealing their low-lying bodies
C) that laid low in the savannah grass
D) lying low in the savannah grass
E) as laying in the savannah grass
Source: 800Score
A) laying low in the savannah grass
B) the savannah grass concealing their low-lying bodies
C) that laid low in the savannah grass
D) lying low in the savannah grass
E) as laying in the savannah grass
Source: 800Score
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03 Jun 2017, 00:34
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will go with A.
B and D are wrong "lying"
E is wrong - as is wrong in the context
Between A and C --
i will opt for A.
03 Jun 2017, 10:55
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Answer is clearly D; cubs did not place themselves on the grass,
How to Remember the Difference between Lay and Lie
(pLAce) and (recLIne)
This mnemonic should help you remember that lay, which begins with the letters L-A, has a long A sound like its definition: to place. On the other hand, lie, which starts with the letters L-I, has a long I sound like its definition: to recline.
How to Remember the Difference between Lay and Lie
(pLAce) and (recLIne)
This mnemonic should help you remember that lay, which begins with the letters L-A, has a long A sound like its definition: to place. On the other hand, lie, which starts with the letters L-I, has a long I sound like its definition: to recline.
