[ Vocabulary ]
Imply (verb)
A. To say no to something, usually politely
B. To show or suggest indirectly
C. To admire someone
D. Not to do something

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Future Perfect Tense › ViewIn which tense is the sentence below written in?
I only went to the rest room for 2 minutes, but when I came back, the waiter had given my table to someone else!
A. Past Perfect Tense
B. Present Perfect Tense
C. Future Perfect Tense
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enabled
A. made possible
B. to make with skill and care
C. to run quickly and playfully; scamper
D. to take care of; to keep in good condition
Adverbs of Manner › ViewShe plays the piano _________________ (beautiful)
A. beautifully
B. beautifuli
C. beautifuly
D. beautiful
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What is the comparative form of the word “big”?
A. bigger
B. biggest
C. bigly
D. biggestly
