Choose the correct phrasal verb.

we all have individual desks to work from. What's to work from? It means " from desk

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Hello all native English speakers sorry for my disturbing again. This time I query the meaning of these two sentences: 1. Sometimes you feel pressure to speak quickly and clearly in the workplace but when you are learning a language that isgot a numbern't easy. My way to understand this sentence is: ① Sometimes you feel pressure to speak quickly and clearly in the workplace, but sometimes you don't feel pressure when you are learning a language ,even if this language is not easy. ② Sometimes you feel pressure to speak quickly and clearly in the workplace, but when you are learning a language , quickly and clearly speaking is not easy. 2. It's got a number you can call to query your bill. The way I understand this sentence is: It has got a number , you can call the number to query your bill. ( I guess the pronoun "it" here perhaps refers to a company, or water conservancy bureau.) Question: are my two ways to understand these two sentences both correct?

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"She ______ a delicious cake for her friend's birthday last week." A) baked B) bake C) baking D) bakes

He _____ to the store every Saturday. A) go B) goes C) going

HI there!!! it's finally Friday!! Could you tell me if these sentences related to " computer" are all right o maybe there is a better/ easier way to express the same idea? Thanks in advance. 1. I'd better transfer these photos and videos on my computer. 2. I'd better upload the pictures of my trip on my computer right now. 3. I'd better to type up my essay on my computer by tomorrow morning.