[ Phrasal Verb ]
imitate
A. Take on
B. Take in
C. Take out
D. Take off
Select your answer:
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Modals Verb › ViewPaul did not keep his promise to write us a letter soon. He might have been very busy.The underline words mean ….
A. Paul was perhaps very busy
B. Paul was certainly busy
C. Paul is expected to be very busy
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What does the word “plunge” mean in the context: “He decided to take the plunge and try skydiving for the first time?”
A. A gentle dive
B. A sudden and daring action
C. A slow descent
D. A careful step