[ Phrasal Verb ]
identify wrongly
A. Take back
B. Take away
C. Take after
D. Take for
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Tenses › ViewBecause we have a young baby, we ____ the opportunity to go to the cinema any more, but sometimes we ____ a video to play at home.
A. don’t have / buy
B. weren’t having / bought
C. didn’t have / are buying
D. aren’t having / were buying
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I bought _______ new TV set yesterday.
A. a
B. an
C. the
D. x
Vocabulary › ViewThe words exert, expand, and heave are VERBS.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
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Past tense :
Yesterday she … me a pencil. Today her mother gives me a bar of milk chocolate
A. giving
B. give
C. gives
D. gave