What is the definition of ‘massive’?
A. A plan that lists all the work that you have to do and when you must do each thing
B. Causing destruction or damage
C. Material in a nuclear reactor that absorbs radiation
D. Very large, heavy and solid
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Grammar › ViewLisa is very young. She can’t stay home alone.
A. Lisa is too young to stay home alone.
B. Lisa is very young too stay home alone.
C. Lisa is enough young to stay home alone.
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In which sentence is the word “relevant” most correctly used?
A. Relevant to my interest in Korean pop, I spend a lot of my spare time singing and dancing.
B. The composition was relevantly-written and was awarded with an “A” grade.
C. The article was relevant to my research topic, providing insights and perspectives that were valuable and useful.
D. The article was relevant to my favourite TV show, which was not related to my research topic at all.
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A. were you speaking / came
B. was you speaking / come
C. are you speaking / came
D. did you speaking / come
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In sentences where the verb is “is” or “are”, the subject is the noun that is being described. What is the verb of the sentence “The news is on the radio”?
A. Is
B. News
C. On the radio
D. News