What does ‘remarkable’ mean?
A. A large and frightening imaginary creature
B. Difficult or impossible to reach or to get
C. Unusual or surprising in a way that causes people to take notice
D. Something that restores health
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Tenses and Comparisons › ViewHey there, students! Can you help Indah use the verb ‘cook’ in a sentence in the present tense? Let’s see your creativity!
A. Indah is cooking dinner now.
B. Indah cooked dinner yesterday.
C. Indah will cook dinner tomorrow.
D. Indah cooks dinner every night.
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I wake up feeling rested __________ I sleep well.
A. Even if
B. As long as
C. Unless
D. Considering that
Active vs. Passive Voice › ViewThis room hasn’t been painted.
A. This sentence is “Active.”
B. This sentence is “Passive.”
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Nigel did not take Anne’s remarks serioussly because he knwe she ____ to make him jealous of her success.
A. only tries
B. is only trying
C. was only trying
D. has only been trying
E. has only tried