[ Idiom and Tenses ]
What does the idiom ‘under the weather’ mean?
A. Getting a new job.
B. On vacation at the beach.
C. Feeling unwell or not good.
D. Feeling very happy.
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Tenses › ViewIsn’t it strange that you ____ for Mark’s surprise party all week, but you ____ him a birthday present yet?
A. are preparing / didn’t buy
B. prepared / don’t buy
C. have prepared / aren’t buying
D. have been preparing / haven’t bought
Grammar › View
Choose the correct verb from the choices.
(Have, Has) the jeans been patched yet?
A. Have
B. Has
Grammar › ViewI want to spend _____ time at school and more time at home.
A. fewer
B. less
Ed and Ing Endings › View
I hate long flights, I’m always really…..
A. Boring
B. Bored