[ Vocabulary ]
What does “have a word with” mean?
A. To speak briefly to someone
B. To accuse someone of something
C. To watch out for something
D. To set something right
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Tenses › ViewThey _____ (watch) a movie last night.
A. watch
B. watched
C. are watching
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My parents can’t go to Italy. They__________ work this summer.
A. has to
B. have to
C. doesn’t have to
Adjective › View2. A: Did that documentary you showed interest your students ?
B: I think so. They looked _____ , and no one fell asleep.
a. interesting
b. interested
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Find the adjective.
A. candy
B. swim
C. big