Turn this challenge into a piece of cake. In this sentence what is the meaning of an idiom “a piece of cake.”
A. Something that is very easy or can be easily achieved
B. A part of cake pastry
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Subordinating Conjunctions › ViewShe has been out of the garden … you called her.
A. since
B. until
C. when
D. while
Modal Verb › View
Q. A: Where’s John?
B: He___in the kitchen
A. Would be
B. might be
C. Can be
Past form of Modals › ViewI can’t find my umbrella. I _____________ it in the restaurant last night.
A. must have left
B. had left
C. left
D. might leave
Conjunction › View
Luke is a contractor, _______ he knows the construction business.
A. Luke is a contractor, so he knows the construction business.
B. Luke is a contractor, nor he knows the construction business.
C. Luke is a contractor, or he knows the construction business.
D. Luke is a contractor, but he knows the construction business.