What is the meaning of the word ‘exaggerate’?
A. To ignore or disregard something.
B. To accurately describe something.
C. To downplay or minimize something.
D. To overstate or magnify something.
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Grammar › ViewThe kitchen was full of steam when we arrived. Joan was in the kitchen and she (cook) a huge meal for everyone at the party.
A. cooked
B. was cooked
C. was cooking
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based on reason, sense or judgement
A. claim
B. sound
C. coherence
D. trace
Conditionals › ViewExplain the concept of mixed conditionals and provide an example.
A. An example of a mixed conditional is: ‘If I had studied harder (past unreal condition), I would be more successful now (present result).’
B. If I study harder, I will be more successful now.
C. If I had studied harder, I will be more successful now.
D. If I study harder, I would have been more successful.
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The man _______ working in the ___________.
A. is / house
B. are / garden
C. is / garden
D. are / living room