[ Grammar ]
Define Double entendre
A. a phrase or saying that has two meanings
B. to write around a subject
C. that which comes before
D. a kinder, gentler, less crude or harsh word or phrase
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Future Tenses › ViewTomorrow she (send) the letter to Hanoi.
A. will send
B. sends
C. is sending
D. send
Reported speech (statements) › View
“I’m going to the cinema tomorrow”, Ben said. He said…
A. he was going to the cinema the next day.
B. he was going to the cinema tomorrow..
C. he went to the cinema the next day.
Grammar › View_______ straight until you see the park on your right.
A. Walk
B. Walks
C. Walked
D. Walking
Tenses › View
She ___ to the office when the traffic jam occurred.
A. drove
B. was driving
C. has been driving
D. has driven