[ Prepositions ]
Their kids have nothing … common. They’re completely different.
A. at
B. on
C. in
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Modals and Vocabulary › ViewWhich sentence expresses that something is not allowed?
A. You can attend the concert if you like.
B. You must attend the concert.
C. You must not attend the concert.
D. You don’t have to attend the concert.
Grammar and Vocabulary › View
Do you want to go ________ for dinner? There’s a new Chinese restaurant on Park Street.
A. out
B. with
C. in
Conjunctions › ViewWhich is your favourite colour, red, blue _________ yellow?
A. so
B. or
C. because
D. but
Idioms › View
“In the soup” means ___.
a. in serious trouble
b. having a good time