The prefix dis- means “opposite of”.
What does “dislike” mean?
A. to like something
B. to not like something
C. to like something a little bit
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Grammar › ViewWhich of the following sentences contains an abstract noun?
A. The ice cream was so cold and sweet.
B. Happiness is the key to a good life.
C. We saw a bird flying over the lake.
D. She wore her boots to the park.
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Suggest an activity for someone who wants to unwind:
A. You could do aerobics.
B. You could do yoga.
C. You should run a marathon.
D. You have to lift weights.
Grammar and Vocabulary › ViewMore and more people _______ a green lifestyle, which is good for themselves and the environment.
A. adopt
B. like
C. drop
D. hope
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I —————— the assignment before the bell ——————
a) Had finished, rang
b) Finished, had rung
c) Had finished, had rung
d) Finish, will ring