The idiom “on the ball” is closest in meaning to:
A. Play game
B. On time
C. Doing a good job
D. Calm down
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A. Doesn’t worry
B. Worries
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Evaluate the sentences and choose the one that correctly uses commas in a series including introductory elements.
A. Before the meeting, please prepare your report, check the figures, and review the agenda.
B. Before the meeting please prepare your report, check the figures and review the agenda.
C. Before the meeting, please prepare your report check the figures, and review the agenda.
D. Before the meeting please prepare your report check the figures and review the agenda.
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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?
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Nurul Husna collected _____ firewood for the campfire.
A. a lot of
B. many