[ IN, ON & AT ]
The cat is _____ the house somewhere.
A. IN
B. ON
C. AT
D. [ – ]
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Past Continuous vs Past Simple › ViewShe __________ a huge breakfast and drank a lot of coffee this morning.
A. ate
B. was eating
C. were eating
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What is the correct question form for “You are learning Spanish”?
A. Do you learn Spanish?
B. Are you learning Spanish?
C. Have you learned Spanish?
D. Have you been learning Spanish?
Phrasal Verbs › ViewTo talk about someone or something for a long time, especially in a boring or complaining way.
A. Go on
B. Go in
C. Go out
Vocabulary › View
Which word means “to join together for a purpose”?
A. Retract
B. Reintegrate
C. Chafe
D. Implant