[ Idioms ]
Seeing eye to eye means:
A. you agree
B. looking into your eyes
C. I see many eyes
D. I am happy
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Conditional Sentences › ViewThe book is too long. I can’t finish it
A. Provided that the book isn’t too long, I can’t finish it.
B. If only the book weren’t too long and I couldn’t finish it.
C. If the book weren’t too long, I could finish it.
D. If the book had been shorter, I could have finished it.
Adverbs › View
‘I meet her very rarely!’ Here ‘rarely’ is which type of Adverb?
A. Adverb of Time
B. Adverb of Manner
C. Adverb of Frequency
D. Adverb of Degree