Use the word “ostentatious” in a sentence that demonstrates its meaning.
A. The ostentatious display of wealth was meant to impress the guests.
B. The ostentatious weather was calm and serene.
C. The ostentatious book was filled with factual errors.
D. The ostentatious meal was simple and plain.
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A. Brightest
B. More bright
C. Brighter
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A: ‘This is a great book.’
B: ‘I know. I ______ it twice already.’
A. have read
B. am reading
C. have been reading
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‘No, but I …… a lot of food, so it didn’t matter.’
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The first-line players are called ___ .
a. backs
b. forwards
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