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Which of the following is not a phrase? A. Across the Road B. Stopping by the woods C. Keeping one self abreast of D. What a beautiful painting!​
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Which of the following is not a phrase?

A. Across the Road
B. Stopping by the woods

C. Keeping one self abreast of
D. What a beautiful painting!​

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It’s c. It might look like D at first but trust me that’s wrong.
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yes this question is very good and the answer is C

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