[ Idioms ]
A “dime a dozen” means ___.
a. it is expensive
b. something is unusual
c. something is easy to get
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Grammar › View. Choose the correct homophone to complete this sentence: “The children _____ their kites in the park.”
A. flew
B. flu
C. flue
D. through
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It’s really hot in here. ……………..a window.
A. I will open
B. am going to open
C. will be opening
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