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0102 1 He'd like to have his bicycle again if you've finished with it. He'd like to have his bicycle [[again]] if you've finished with it. back If you give something to the person who gave it to you, you give it back to them. When you mean 'to the person who had it before', 'to the place where something was before' etc, use back (NOT again ): 'He took the camera back to the shop and asked for his money back.' 'Shall I put these books back on the shelf?'

Accepted Answer

again ? He'd like to have his bicycle back if you've finished with it. He'd like to have his bicycle [[back]] if you've finished with it. back | again

Idx	0102
Keyword	again
Sub Entry Number	1
Type of Sentence	?
Error Sentence	He'd like to have his bicycle again if you've finished with it.
Correct Sentence	He'd like to have his bicycle back if you've finished with it.
Cloze Error Sentence	He'd like to have his bicycle [[again]] if you've finished with it.
Cloze Sentence	He'd like to have his bicycle [[back]] if you've finished with it.
Cloze Answer	back
Choices	back \| again
Explanation	If you give something to the person who gave it to you, you give it back to them. When you mean 'to the person who had it before', 'to the place where something was before' etc, use back (NOT again ): 'He took the camera back to the shop and asked for his money back.' 'Shall I put these books back on the shelf?'

Back He'd Bicycle Finished Give Person Gave Place