[ Idiom and Tenses ]
What does the idiom ‘hit the nail on the head’ mean?
A. To ignore the existing problem.
B. To try something new without a plan.
C. To do something half-heartedly.
D. To do something correctly or accurately.
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A. a knife
B. a fork
C. a pair of scissors
D. a spoon
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Choose the correct verb tense for the following sentence: “By next year, I ___ all my exams.”
A. will pass
B. passed
C. have passed
D. will have passed
Time and Calendar › Viewten to ten = …..
a. 10:10
b. 10:50
c. 09:50
d. 09:10
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“More dessert?” “No thanks, I’ve had _________.”
A. quite a few
B. a few
C. hardly any
D. plenty