[ Grammar ]
What is the comparative form of ‘bad’?
A. Bader
B. Badder
C. Worse
D. More bad
Select your answer:
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Vocabulary › ViewWhat does “slumped” mean?
A. To keep in good condition
B. To sit or stand with the shoulders and head bent forward
C. The exchange of information through electronic devices
D. Communication between two or more people
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I’ve just missed my train! – No problem. I ………… you there.
A. drive
B. am driving
C. am going to drive
D. will drive