What term describes the action of experiencing a breakdown or collapse, typically due to emotional distress?
A. to fall apart
B. to take to
C. to put up with
D. to fall out
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Grammar › ViewTransfer this Active Voice sentence into the Passive one:
Britain kept Napoleon on an island.
A. Napoleon was been kept on an island by Britain.
B. Napoleon had kept on an island by Britain.
C. Napoleon kept on an island by Britain.
D. Napoleon was kept on an island by Britain.
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I haven’t enjoyed myself so much for years.
A. It’s years since I have enjoyed myself so much.
B. It was years since I had enjoyed myself so much.
C. It has been years since I have enjoyed myself so much.
D. It’s years since I last enjoyed myself so much.
Quantifiers › ViewIn order to make the perfect coffee, you need to add ______ sugar into the filter paper.
A. a few
B. a bit of
C. much
D. any
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Are you a doctor?
A. No, I am.
B. No, I are not.
C. No, I’m a lawyer.
D. No, it is.