What does the word inevitable mean?
A. certain to happen; unavoidable
B. not giving up; unstoppable
C. flawless or perfect
D. intellectually sharp; perceptive
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Conditional Sentences › ViewThe two brothers are alike. I can’t distinguish between them.
A. If the two brothers were completely different, I would have recognized them.
B. If the two brothers were not alike, it would be impossible for me to realise one.
C. If the two brothers didn’t look alike, I could tell them apart.
D. If the two brothers were dissimilar, I would like them.
Vocabulary › View
What does it mean that the tide is coming in?
A. the tide is rising
B. the tide is getting low
Modal Requests › ViewCan you guess which negative request is being made by Charlotte?
A. Charlotte can’t help you with your homework.
B. Charlotte can’t buy you a new phone.
C. Charlotte can’t cook dinner tonight.
D. Charlotte can’t lend you her car.
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Put the verb in bracket into the correct form
I (be) ….. a student at Tran Hung Dao Secondary school.
A. is
B. am
C. was