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Fill in the blank a word or a phrase given in the brackets in their appropriate form. I had seen asparagus in the shops, my mouth often at the sight of them.

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Fill in the blank a word or a phrase given in the brackets in their appropriate form.

I had seen asparagus in the shops, my mouth often____________ at the sight of them.

Options

  • startle

  • catch sight of

  • overload

  • water

  • pass

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I had seen asparagus in the shops, my mouth often water at the sight of them.

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Chapter 4.2: The Luncheon - English Workshop [Page 155]

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Chapter 4.2 The Luncheon
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