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Hey, good to see you again. Here are the answers to the questions: 1. The correct option is D. "I'm just browsing" is what you say when you are looking in a shop without intending to buy. D. I'm just browsing 2. The correct option is C. The correlative conjunction for "Neither" is "nor". C. nor 3. The correct option is C. In a hypothetical conditional sentence like "If I were you," the subjunctive mood "were" is typically used. However, since "were" is not an option, "was" is the closest grammatically available past tense verb, often used informally in such constructions. C. was 4. The correct option is A. "Ourselves" is the reflexive pronoun used when the subject ("We") and the object of the verb ("enjoyed") are the same. A. ourselves 5. The correct option is C. "Information" is an uncountable noun, making "many" and "several" incorrect. "Younger" does not fit the context. "Junior" could refer to information relevant to a junior level or stage of education, which might be required for Sixth Form registration. C. junior 6. The correct option is D. The main verb is "speak" (present simple) and the subject is "you", so the correct tag question is "don't you?". D. don't you? 7. The correct option is B. The correct preposition to use with "congratulate" when stating the reason for the congratulation is "on". B. on 8. The correct option is C. The possessive form for the plural noun "men" is "Men's". C. Men's 9. The correct option is D. "Younger" is the appropriate adjective to describe a brother in terms of age comparison. D. Younger 10. The correct option is D. "Younger" is the appropriate adjective to describe a brother in terms of age comparison. D. Younger Send me the next one 📸