[ Grammar ]
He is … Spanish … Italian.
A. either / and
B. either / neither
C. either / or
D. either/nor
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Vocabulary › ViewThe conversation came to a ___ stop when Bobby said he wouldn’t expain his decision anymore.
A. Brusque
B. Bravado
C. Blight
D. Swagger
Grammar › View
Every week the ICT engineers ________________ by the cleaning staff.
A. clean the office
B. cleaned the office
C. have the office cleaned
Reported Speech › View“I see the clouds,” Mark said.
A. He told me that he sees the clouds.
B. He told me that he saw the clouds.
C. He told me that he is seeing the clouds.
Grammar › View
It’s time to …….
A. go
B. went
C. are going
D. going