(adjective) complete or full; not leaving out any part
A. entire
B. scenery
C. compare
D. divide
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Reported Speech › ViewI don’t like sharing a bedroom with my brother.
A. Tim said that he didn’t like sharing a bedroom with my brother.
B. Tim said that he didn’t like sharing a bedroom with his brother.
C. Tim said that he hasn’t liked sharing a bedroom with his brother.
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Which sentence describes about things that are always true?
A. Ms. Nga likes reading Conan every day.
B. The sun rises in the east.
C. I usually get up at 7 a.m.
Grammar › ViewHe __________ (not enjoy) spicy food, but now he loves it.
A. used to
B. uses to
C. didn’t use to
D. did uses
Grammar › View
I forgot to pay the parking ticket yesterday. When I remembered to pay, I hadn´t money.
A. 1 mistake
B. 2 mistakes
C. 3 mistakes
D. it is ok