[ Idioms ]
To “catch on” means ___.
a. to understand
b. to be punished
c. to grab something
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Grammar › ViewIt’s not an antonym of of moody
A. happy
B. irritable
Word Form & Verb Tense › View
Although it’s now overcrowded trains and ageing population there are plans _____ the situation
A. to improve
B. improved
C. improvement
D. improving
IELTS Vocabulary › Viewto use any information that you have to guess how much something will cost
A. estimate the cost
B. produce profitably
C. infrastructure
D. elease into the atmosphere
Future Tenses › View
My neighbour (celebrate) his birthday party on Friday evening. I am invited.
A. will celebrate
B. is going to celebrate
C. is celebrating
D. celebrates