Multiple choice

Directions: Choose suitable one word for the given expression.

At the end of

  1. frequently

  2. confused

  3. finally

  4. simultaneously

  5. continuously
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C Correct answer
Explanation

'Finally' marks the conclusion or end point of something. Frequently indicates how often something happens, confused describes uncertainty, simultaneously means occurring at once, and continuously suggests uninterrupted action.

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