[ Phrasal Verbs ]
What does something being “invaluable” mean?
A. Invaluable means extremely valuable, useful or indispensable.
B. Invaluable indicates a lack of importance or significance.
C. Invaluable refers to something that is easily replaceable.
D. Invaluable means worthless or of no value.
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Grammar › ViewThe hall was packed with people, but I couldn’t tell ________ guests there were.
A. how
B. how much
C. how many
D. which
Grammar › View
Helen: What_____ your sister do now?
Jorge: She works as a manager for a small hotel in Peru.
A. does
B. is
C. do
D. was
Vocabulary › Viewinfuriated
A. eminent
B. fabricate
C. gluttony
D. irate
E. pilfer
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Which modal verb is used to express possibility in the sentence:
“She ________ be at home by now.”
A. must
B. can’t
C. may
D. should