[ Vocabulary ]
What does “Multi-task” mean?
A. To do more than one thing at the same time
B. To concentrate or direct attention on a particular thing
C. To shout or speak loudly
D. To start or introduce something new
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A. you save a lot of water
B. you had saved a lot of water
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Mum, do we have ______ bread left?
A. some
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A. was running
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C. will run
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A. is
B. were
C. am
D. would be