Multiple choice

In __________, the team has begun to show some form again and has won some big games.

  1. few weeks

  2. in the few past weeks

  3. few past weeks

  4. a few weeks since
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The phrase "the past few weeks" is used to refer to a recent period of time leading up to the present. Although the option contains a minor typo with an extra "in" and slightly inverted word order ("few past" instead of "past few"), it is the only choice that provides the necessary determiner and noun structure to complete the prepositional phrase.

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