[ Vocabulary ]
The main message or point that the author is trying to make in the passage.
A. Supporting Details
B. Theme
C. Main Idea
D. Sequence
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Grammar › ViewWhy on earth isn’t Josh here yet?……for him for over an hour
A. I’m waiting
B. I’ve been waiting
C. I’ve waited
Modals and Preposition › View
When assisting a guest who lost their room key, what should you say?
A. “I’ll be happy to issue you a new key after verifying your ID.”
B. “That’s your problem.”
C. “You should not lose your key.”
D. “We can’t help you.”
Past Tenses › ViewWhen I came home my father ______ dinner.
A. cooked
B. was cooking
C. had been cooking
D. used to cook
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Mr. Lim __________ a Mathematics teacher. He teaches in a primary school.
A. is
B. are
C. was
D. were