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    Accept /agree/ let (English exercise n°10490 - Please quote this number when contacting us)


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    Accept /agree/ let
    Complete with the right verb in the right tense (accept , agree, let ).



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    English exercise "Accept /agree/ let" created by lakata (06-09-2006) with The test builder
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    1. You must always the gifts you are given, even though you don't like them.
    2. She felt so weak that she be looked after by her mother-in-law.
    3. I won't it be said I'm a nosy person !
    4. Before the new treatment, she asked to think over it.
    5. There was so much at stake that he (not) the challenge.
    6. His girlfriend (not) him see other girls.
    7. Would you work on Sundays ?
    8. No sooner had she seen I was loaded down with these boxes than she help me.
    9. He's as generous as stupid. He always pay for everybody.
    10. In this particular instance, he was into the secret.
    11. Unpleasant though it may be, we have to learn phrasal verbs !
    12. Annoying as it may be, we have to the fact that phrasal verbs are to be learnt !






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