[ 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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Subordinating Conjunction › ViewShe smiled ___ she was feeling sad inside.
A. because
B. if
C. although
D. when
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Select the sentence that correctly uses a compound noun.
A. The basketball game was exciting.
B. The basket ball game was exciting.
C. The basket-ball game was exciting.
D. The basket ball-game was exciting.
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