[ Grammar ]
” I’d like to speak to Mr Johnson. ”
” Mr Johnson is the gentleman ____ at the desk by the window.”
A. who sitting
B. whose sitting
C. sitting
D. he’s sitting
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Tenses and Figurative Language › View. What does the idiom ‘break the ice’ mean?
A. To initiate conversation in a social setting to relieve tension.
B. To shatter a physical object
C. To create a difficult situation
D. To end a conversation abruptly
Pronoun › View
When I asked Taylor if she wanted to go to the movies, her answered, “no.”
A. True
B. False
______they ______ to help? (to try)
A. Are they to try to help?
B. Are they trying to help?
C. Is they trying to help?
D. Are they try to help?
Vocabulary › View
Incluned to doubt or deny the virtousness or honesty of human motives
A. Connoisseur
B. Cynical
C. Cursory
D. Culpable