Hit the hay. A. allusion B. idiom ...

[ Figurative Language ]

Hit the hay.

A. allusion

B. idiom

C. hyperbole

D. metaphor

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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Although she felt guilty for missing her friend’s birthday, she took her out to dinner the next day, and they had a great time.

A. Simple

B. Compound

C. Complex

D. Compound-Complex

Degrees of Comparison › View

Choose the sentence which means the same as this sentence:

I am not as good as my sister at drawing.

A. My sister is worse than me at drawing.
B. I am better than my sister at drawing.
C. My sister is as good as me at drawing.
D. My sister is better than me at drawing.

Modals › View

“I … wake up earlier, so I will not be late to school tomorrow.”

What is the suitable answer to complete the sentence?

A. can

B. cannot

C. must

D. must not

E. may

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I wouldn’t smoke if I ___ you

A. were

B. would be

C. could be

D. am