[ Nouns and Vocabulary ]
What does the word, “compare” mean?
A. To find likeness
B. To summarize information without any comparison.
C. To ignore similarities and focus on one aspect.
D. To analyze only the differences.
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Direct and Indirect Speech › ViewHe said, “She always wears a coat.”
A. He said that she always wore a coat.
B. He said she always wear a coat.
C. He said that she always had wore a coat.
D. He said that she always wearing a coat.
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__________ tomorrow 100%. I’ve got a day off. So we can go out somewhere.
A. I will not have been working
B. I’m not working
C. I don’t work
D. I might not work.
Homonyms › ViewIf you are tired, just think about climbing one __ at a time.
a. stair
b. stare
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Do you have ____ money with you?
A. these
B. many
C. some
D. any