[ Grammar ]
Please take your seat, either at the window or at the __________.
A. passage
B. aisle
C. middle
D. right
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Academic Vocabulary › ViewWhat does the word ‘specific’ mean?
A. easily seen or understood; obvious
B. to point out; also to serve as a sign or symbol of something
C. concerned with a particular thing; also, precise or exact
D. facts, examples, and other pieces of information directly stated in a text
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Compared to all his friends, Raju is __________.
A. the most thin
B. the thinnest
C. more thinner
D. thinner
Past Simple Tense › ViewI ______ to school last Sunday.
A. did not go
B. did not went
C. does not go
D. are going
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She put _______ speaking to him as long as possible.
A. over
B. away
C. off
D. back