[ Employment Vocabulary ]
stop doing something that is difficult or makes you unhappy.
A. give up
B. commute
C. be made redundant
D. retire
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Tenses › ViewWhich one is not correct? We use the future simple (will + infinitive) for …
A. promises
B. spontaneous decisions
C. future facts
D. predictions based on present evidence
Grammar › View
Next year we ……………………… to Hawaii.
A. are going
B. went
C. will going
D. goes
Grammar › View_____ should use the zebra-crossing to cross the road
A. Animals
B. Motorist
C. Living Things
D. Jaywalkers
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If someone “means business”, they are ___.
a. serious
b. interested
c. bored