[ Vocabulary ]
What does the word ‘propulsion’ mean?
A. The curve or path of a moving object
B. To scurry; to move in a short, hurried run
C. To ask or demand
D. The act of moving forward
Random Topics:
Modal and Phrasal VerbsPrepositions and ConjunctionsKnee AnatomyPast Simple and ContinuousPresent Perfect Simple vs ContinuousFirst ConditionalModal PerfectPresent ContinousPrepositionRelative Pronouns and AdverbsOther quiz:
Some vs. Any › ViewI don’t like …….pop music. I only like Jazz.
a. some
b. any
Conjunctions › View
You can eat your cake with a spoon ________ fork.
A. and
B. or
C. but
Grammar › ViewFirst, I …. the fish and then I … the eggs.
A. fried, boiled
B. fried, was boiling
Yes-No Question › View
They were so naughty.
- Did they so naughty?
- Were they so naughty.