[ Vocabulary ]
What does ‘profound’ mean?
A. Having deep meaning or significance.
B. Superficial and lacking depth.
C. A temporary emotional state.
D. A casual observation without importance.
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A. the simple continuous
B. the past continuous
C. the present simple
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She decided to speak out against unfair rules. What does ‘Speak out’ mean?
A. Speak in agreement
B. Speak in protest
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A. should
B. shouldn’t
C. ought
D. ought not to
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Today is __________ than the day before yesterday.
A. hotter
B. hottest
C. more hot
D. hot