[ Idioms ]
To do it “like mad” means to do it ___.
a. enthusiastically
b. sloppily
c. carefully
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A. Living
B. Lived
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Select the correct form of the adverb in (parentheses) in the sentence below.
Out of all the cousins, I live the (close) to Grandma.
A. closest
B. closer
C. more closer
D. most closest
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A. is
B. are
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My brother has a toothache. I think he _________ eat candies.
A. should
B. shouldn’t