[ Idioms ]
“A bit” means ___.
a. some thing to eat
b. to help someone
c. a small amount
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Verb Tense › ViewIs the verb tense past perfect, present perfect or future perfect? ‘The engineer will have tested the new material by the end of the week.’
A. Past perfect
B. Present perfect
C. Future perfect
D. Simple future
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commercial, professional, public, or personal business
A. appropriate
B. accidental
C. authorities
D. affair
Tenses › ViewWhy ………………………….. me last night, I was waiting for you ?
A. won’t you call
B. don’t you call
C. haven’t you called
D. didn’t you call
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Indict (in DITE)
A. To infer
B. To exonerate
C. To impeach
D. To vindicate