[ Idioms ]
Hit the sack / sheets / hay
A. To go to a barn
B. To go to bed
C. To go away
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Grammar › ViewDuring their first date, Jane had nervously peppered the converstaion with_____________talk.
A. UNIMPORTANT
B. TINY
C. SMALL
D. TRIVIAL
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Last summer I visited the United States. I ………………….. (look forward) to the trip for ages
A. was looking forward
B. have been looking forward
C. had been looking forward
D. had looked forward
Grammar › ViewA: Who isn’t coming to our party? B: Joe and Roy. Everyone _______ is coming.
A. then
B. else
C. much
D. later
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They stopped at the petrol station _____ the car up
A. to fill
B. filling