What does the word ‘broach’ mean?
A. To use your finger/hand to ask someone to come towards you
B. A man who’s never been married
C. A drink (of any type)
D. To bring up a difficult topic that needs discussion
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Modal Verb › ViewThe tyres of my car _______ thin already. I only replaced them in January. I’ll have to buy better quality ones next time.
A. shouldn’t have worn
B. needn’t have worn
C. didn’t wear
D. aren’t supposed to wear
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The maths teacher accused Tom _______ cheating _____ the exam.
A. with / in
B. of / in
C. about / on
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A. could meet
B. may have met
C. might meet
D. should probably meet
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Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.
– The majority of my friends ____ married.
A. is
B. are
C. none