[ Tenses and Figurative Language ]
. What does the idiom ‘hit the nail on the head’ mean?
A. To be exactly right or accurate about something.
B. To make a mistake
C. To avoid a problem
D. To take a break
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Grammar › ViewWhat is the verb in the sentence below?
Haley climbed the mountain on Friday.
A. Haley
B. Friday
C. climbed
D. the mountain
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They ….. Surabaya
A. Has visit
B. Has visited
C. Have visited