[ Idioms ]
To “edge out” means ___.
a. to move in slowly
b. with the narrow side outwards
c. to force out
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Grammar › ViewWhich of the following is a modal verb?
A. Can
B. Went
C. Eats
D. Does
Vocabulary › View
In which sentence is the word “collating” most correctly used?
A. She has been collating the worksheets from her classmates.
B. The toys have been collating in a corner, collecting dust.
C. The baby was collating the vegetables and spitting them out of her mouth.
D. The librarian was collating the books, organising them in alphabetical order and preparing them for shelving.
Future Tenses › ViewI’ll clean the house before mum …..(come)
A. comes
B. will come
C. is going to come
Grammar › View
I have finished my homework . Have you finished ( )?
A. mine
B. yours
C. ours
D. theirs