[ Idioms ]
To be “all ears” means…
A. listen attentively
B. when you have more than one earring
C. when you wear a silly hat with other ears
D. when you are not listening
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Vocabulary › ViewProblem solving is an example of using _____________.
A. basic skills
B. personal qualities
C. thinking skills
D. people skills
Tenses › View
. Pauline practices the piano every day.
A. simple present
B. present continuous
C. future
D. simple past
Action vs Linking Verbs/ Verb Phrases › ViewWhich type of verb connects the subject to a word that describes or identifies the subject?
A. Linking verb
B. Transitive verb
C. Action verb
D. Intransitive verb
Grammar › View
Choose the sentence that is grammatically correct:
A. If I was the boss, I’d let everyone leave early on Fridays.
B. If I were the boss, I’d let everyone leave early on Fridays.