English, asked by Lvina8118, 1 year ago

Fill in the correct form of one of the phrasal verbs given below.He was tired after the long battle, and as he would never win, he decided to give __ to the enemy.

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Answered by sanskritisingh29

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He was tired after the long battle, and as he would never win, he decided to give up to the enemy.

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