His boss is going to be on vacation next week and the company will be left _______ him.


  1. A.
    in charge of
  2. B.
    in the charge of
  3. C.
    taking charge of
  4. D.
    taking the charge of
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C
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6.                A．rushed         B．swam          C．raced    D．walked

 

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