Har0303
 
Reply Sat 18 Apr, 2015 06:39 am
I always _what I have said.
A:get to B:hold to
C:lead to D:see to
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Vivian Qiao
 
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Reply Sat 18 Apr, 2015 06:47 am
@Har0303,
You should choose B
A.get to: cause annoyance in,disturb, especially by minor irritations
B.hold to: just to keep on
C. lead to: to cause, usually refer to bad situation
D. see to: to take care of
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