What is the correct meaning of the idiom ‘get my tongue round’?
A. I can’t remember it at this moment, but I’m sure I will soon.
B. It’s too complicated and I can’t understand it.
C. It’s really hard for me to pronounce.
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A. any, few
B. many, some
C. any, some
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We’ll be away for three days.
A. Pat and Mark said that they were away for three days.
B. Pat and Mark said that they would be away for three days.
C. Pat and Mark said that they will be away for three days.
Vocabulary › ViewIdentify the theme in the following sentence: “Despite the many pitfalls, the adventurer’s zest for discovery never wavered.”
A. The importance of caution
B. The joy of exploration
C. The fear of the unknown
D. The need for safety
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The centre forward _________ a goal
A. was scored
B. scores
C. is scored
D. has scored