[ Vocabulary ]
Normally, kids are in — with their parents about things they don’t like.
A. conflict
B. void
C. equivalent
D. allegiance
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Grammar › ViewWhat’s the question: “No, my sister doesn’t play an instrument.”
A. Your sister play an instrument?
B. Is your sister playing an instrument?
C. Do your sister plays an instrument?
D. Does your sister play an instrument?
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Amy (live) _____ in Portugal since two years ago.
A. have lived
B. has lived
C. lived
D. living
E. live
Grammar › ViewComplete the sentence.
We were walking around Brooklyn _____ we _____ lost.
A. when, were getting
B. while, got
C. when, got
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I ___ visited Maldives several times.
A. am
B. was
C. has
D. have