What does the word ‘lethal’ mean?
A. causing or able to cause death
B. relating to sight
C. the rate at which goods are produced
D. the treatment of an illness or injury over a period of time
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A. I am eating dinner right now.
B. I am eating a sandwich last night.
C. I am eating lunch yesterday.
D. I am eating breakfast tomorrow.
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Quick! Let’s _________ a tent here. It’s getting dark.
A. pick up
B. put up
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She said she ____________________ to Marek unless he apologised for being rude.
_____
A. are talking
B. were talking
C. would be talk
D. wouldn’t talk
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If you are addicted to something such as coffee, chocolate, the Internet or shopping,
you are _____________ ________ it.
A. Fond of
B. Hooked on
C. Uninterested in