[ Idiom and Tenses ]
What does the idiom ‘break the ice’ mean?
A. To break ice in the sea.
B. To create a calm atmosphere.
C. To start a conversation in a awkward situation.
D. To keep distance in a conversation.
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Grammar & Vocabulary › ViewWhat does the word ‘active’ mean ?
A. Having a lot of energy and moving often.
B. Eating fresh food from a supermarket.
C. Relaxing and staying indoors.
D. Sleeping for long periods.
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A person who makes clothes for a living is called a ___.
a. plumber
b. tailor
c. doctor
It is the place you go to buy your food for the week.
A. movie theatre
B. house
C. grocery store
D. pool
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The cars in this house (is, are) mine!
A. is
B. are