Rewrite as an indirect question, keeping the meaning but changing the tone to professional curiosity: Where is the verification code?

Choose the phrasal verb that best fits: “I’ll try to ___ by your studio after lunch, but no promises.”

Choose the phrasal verb that best fits: “We had to ___ away clients because the event was full.”

Choose the phrasal verb that best fits: “He usually ___ by this café on his way home—keep an eye out.”

Choose the phrasal verb that best fits: “I accidentally ___ down her offer without fully reading it.”

Choose the phrasal verb that best fits: “A friend might ___ by with some natural wine later.”

Correct the lexical choice: “This option is unexpensive compared to the others.”

Correct the lexical choice: “I read it in the social medias yesterday.”

Correct the lexical choice: “The comment section was full of mysoginic jokes.”

Correct the lexical choice: “I need an invisible stuff to remove the stains.”

Correct the two errors: “There was a lot of natural wines on a table when I arrived.”

Correct the two errors: “He said he will drive me home but he didn’t came by eventually.”

Correct the two errors: “Despite it was late, we decide to fool around a bit.”

Correct the two errors: “She asked me what was the cost but I didn’t remember how much it costed.”

Correct the two errors: “I have drink something earlier so I’m fine now.”

Reconstruct the coherent text from these shuffled fragments: – although the verification took longer than expected – I finally managed to sign the documents – the router crashed twice – despite resetting it earlier – which almost made me miss the deadline

Fill in the correct form: “The lighting looked completely (a)   , even though it was staged.”

Choose the correct preposition/article: “It was the first time I’d ever been ___ such a chaotic rehearsal.”

Choose the correct preposition: “They came ___ a clever solution after fooling around with prototypes.”

Choose the correct article/preposition: “I prefer reading ___ options before making a decision.”

Explain the difference: “It was a big problem.” vs “There was a big problem.”

Explain the difference: “Pass by my place.” vs “Come by my place.”

Explain the difference between variation and option.