[ Idioms ]
To do it “like mad” means to do it ___.
a. enthusiastically
b. sloppily
c. carefully
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Grammar › ViewAlthough it was cold and the rain was getting heavier, we decided to go fishing as planned.
A. Compound complex sentence
B. Complex sentence
C. Simple sentence
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John _____ get another speeding ticket. He will lose his insurance if he does.
A. must to
B. must not
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A. is
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My brother has a toothache. I think he _________ eat candies.
A. should
B. shouldn’t