[ Grammar ]
The idiom ” a dime of dozen” is closest in meaning to:
A. Twelve things
B. Something common
C. Something new
D. Better late than never
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A. What did you have for dinner last night?
B. Did you have what for dinner last night?
C. What you have for dinner last night?
D. You have what for dinner last night?
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______ does the bank close?-About 5pm.
A. When
B. What
C. Which
D. Where
Vocabulary › Viewsilly, empty of meaning
A. derelict
B. complicity
C. inane
D. intermittent
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I _________ my homework when my aunty called.
A. is doing
B. am doing
C. was doing
D. were doing