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When some says “I feel like a fish out of water” what do they mean?
A. not knowing how to swim
B. having a hard time breathing
C. uncomfortable situation that you are not used to
D. feeling trap
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Phrases and Tenses › ViewWhich of the following is a verb phrase?
A. The red car
B. Has been singing
C. A beautiful sunset
D. The tall tree
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_______ is a type of music popular with teenagers, with strong rhythm, harmony, and an emphasis on romantic love
A. Video
B. Pop
C. Idol
D. Music
Modal Verbs › View“I saw you studying at the library last night.” – “You ___ seen me; I wasn’t there.”
A. wouldn’t have
B. shouldn’t have
C. couldn’t have
D. mightn’t have
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different from what is normal or average
A. Gravely
B. Frenzy
C. Plight
D. Abnormal