[ Idioms ]
“Shut your trap” is an impolite way of saying “please ___
a. leave”.
b. go away”.
c. be quiet”.
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Agatha Chritie´s detective stories ___________ all over the world.
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A. are read
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Complete the sentence.
Your bicycle could ______ before four o’clock.
A. fix
B. fixed
C. fixing
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