[ 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. Nor
B. Yet
C. For
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He _________ (watch) TV when his friends _________ (come) over.
A. will watching/comes
B. watch/will be coming
C. will be watching/ come
D. watches/ will be coming
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