[ Idioms ]
A “dime a dozen” means ___.
a. it is expensive
b. something is unusual
c. something is easy to get
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Progressive Tenses › ViewWhich of the following sentences is in the future progressive tense?
A. I was writing a letter.
B. I will be writing a letter tomorrow.
C. I am writing a letter now.
D. I write letters every week.
Grammar › View
Tim is staying with a(n) … family while studying in Brazil.
A. unofficial
B. private
C. host
D. adopted
Present Simple & Present Continuous Tenses › ViewPeter’s mother —— him to school by her motorbike.
A. sometimes took
B. sometimes take
C. sometimes takes
D. is sometimes taking
Verb, Object, Preposition › View
Thank you _______ your patience.
A. on
B. from
C. for