[ Vocabulary ]
To cultivate something, means to improve, develop, or make something better.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
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A. can’t
B. must
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They didn’t collected enough books and clothes for their volunteer programme yet.
A. A. books
B. B. for
C. C. didn’t collected
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A. Past Perfect Continuous
B. Past Simple
C. Past Continuous
D. Present Continuous
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Will you be having fries with that burger?
A. Future Simple
B. Future Continuous
C. Future Perfect
D. Future Perfect Continuous