The expression “To run with the hare and hunt with the hounds” means:
a. To belong to unconventional social groups.
b. To support both sides of an argument.
c. To live one’s life in enjoyment and fun.
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Future Tenses › ViewWhich of the following sentences uses the correct future form to express a prediction based on personal belief?
A. I think it will rain tomorrow.
B. I think it is going to rain tomorrow.
C. I think it rains tomorrow.
D. I think I will rain tomorrow.
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He’s really nervous about the exam.
a. wet
b. wide
c. wired
What is the proper noun in this sentence? Breaking Bad is the best tv show ever created.
A. tv show
B. best
C. is
D. Breaking Bad
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My teacher was full of _________, he always told me how good I could do if I tried.
A. encourageless
B. encouraging
C. encouragement