The idiom “on the ball” is closest in meaning to:
A. Play game
B. On time
C. Doing a good job
D. Calm down
Random Topics:
Verbal TensesConjunctions - ConnectorsPast Simple vs Past ContinuousBe used to vs used toPast Narrative TensesHelpful Phrases Demonstrative PronounsSimple Present and Present Continuous TensesHas and HaveQuantifiers, Countable and Uncountable NounsOther quiz:
Conditional Sentence Type 2 and Type 3 › ViewIf I woke up earlier , I would not be late for coming to the school.
The fact of the condition above is …
A. I do not wake up earlier so I come late for coming to the school.
B. I does not wake up earlier so I come late for coming to the school
C. I did not wake up earlier so I come late for coming to the school
D. I did not wake up earlier so I came late for coming to the school
Mixed General Quiz › View
The hysterical patients’ arms and legs were strapped down so that they would not ___ during the examination.
a. flail
b. frail
Ask the right question: The market opens at 9am
A. What time market opens?
B. What times does the market open?
C. What time is the market open?
D. What time do the market open?
Countable & Uncountable Nouns › View
Nurul Husna collected _____ firewood for the campfire.
A. a lot of
B. many