Could I speak to James Fleming, please?
A. He’s away from his desk. My number is 9623 5601.
B. He’s away from his desk. Can I take a message.
C. He’s away from his desk. I’ll try to call you later.
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Tenses › ViewWhat _________ (you/do) this weekend? I _______ (start) a new jigsaw puzzle.
A. are you doing – started
B. do you do – start
C. are you doing – am starting
Grammar › View
What is a synonym?
A. A word that means the same or similar
B. A word that means the opposite
Compliment, Congratulation, and Hope › ViewAudrey : I just bought a new gown. What do you think about it?
Lala: . . . . . .
Audrey : Thanks
The answer that describe a compliment is . . .
A. Where did you buy it?
B. What a pretty gown
C. I don’t know
D. How much it cost?
Prepositions › View
We must be grateful______ all the teachers who have helped us a lot in our lives.
A. to
B. for
C. with
D. about