[ Idiom and Tenses ]
“He’s singing the blues.” What does “singing the blues” mean?
A. Singing sadly
B. Singing happily
C. Singing loudly
D. Singing quietly
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Subject – Predicate › ViewTell whether the underlined part is the subject, the predicate or neither:
Joseph’s brother bought a new car.
A. Neither
B. Subject
C. Predicate
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I waste time _____________ to work.
A. to drive
B. driven
C. having driven
D. driving
Present Perfect Tense › ViewHas your friend sent you a postcard?
A. No, he has.
B. Yes, she have.
C. No, he haven’t.
D. No, she hasn’t.
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The lecture will be held right ______________ the tutorial.
A. At
B. Before
C. Over
D. Beyond