[ Idioms ]
To “back out” means ___.
a. to support someone
b. to be trapped
c. to get out of an agreement
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Grammar › ViewIf I had exercised more often, I ………… put on so much weight.
A. won’t have
B. wouldn’t have
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While my brother (study) ___________, I (listen) ________ to music.
A. was studying – was listening
B. was studying – listened
C. studied – was listening
Grammar › ViewIt is (at/ about) 1 kilometre.
A. at
B. about
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The hotel at that the family reunion is taking place is gorgeous.
A. Hotel
B. That
C. Is taking
D. Is