Question

Circle the right expression in the following sentences.
a. On behalf of/ For behalf of the school, I would like to thank all the parents.
b. You may leave now, or stay longer; it's on to you/up to you.
c. All in a sudden/ All of a sudden, I heard her footsteps on the staircase.
d. Try and stay out of/above trouble. I ran till I was out of/ under breath.
f. It has come to/showed to our attention that your son is not attending classes.
g. I can assure you that it is a happiness/a pleasure to deal with you. .
h. Could you holdup/hold on for a moment please? e​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. on the behalf
2. up to u
3. all of a sudden
4. out of
5. come to
6. a pleasure
7. hold

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