[ Idioms ]
“Out of shape” means to be ___.
a. unfit
b. energetic
c. or do something unusual
Random Topics:
Can, Could, May, MightPast and Past ContinuousSubordinate ConjunctionsGrammar SuffixesAdjective OrderRegular and Irregular AdverbThe Simple Present TensePronunciation and VocabularyFirst Conditional SentenceFrequencyOther quiz:
Vocabulary › ViewThe process of treating and recovering from an injury.
A. Fitness
B. Rehabilitation
C. Agility
D. Cool-down
Gerund or Infinitive › View
Children always promise … very well.
A. behaving
B. to behave
Must / must not › ViewYou …do your homework regularly.
A. must
B. mustn’t
Vocabulary › View
It was an _______________ moment for the actress when she fell over on the red carpet.
A. embarrass
B. embarrassed
C. embarrassing
D. embarrassment