[ 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.
Random Topics:
Grammar speak,talk,say,tellPreposition and AdjectiveGerund, Participle, Infinitive, or AppositivePast Continuous TenseArticleBecause of & Inspite ofGrammar - QuantiflierSentence Structure and Pronoun AntecedentTenses and ComparisonsVerb 3 formsOther quiz:
Grammar › ViewCould I have __________ drink, please?
A. other
B. an other
C. another
D. these
Progressive Tense › View
You (learn) English now.
A. were learning
B. are learning
C. will be learning
City Places › ViewIt is the place you go to buy your food for the week.
A. movie theatre
B. house
C. grocery store
D. pool
Subject Verb Agreement › View
The cars in this house (is, are) mine!
A. is
B. are