[ When vs. While ]
We stopped eating upon receiving his call.That means …
A. We stopped eating while receiving his call.
B. We stopped eating when he called.
C. While we were eating, we received his call.
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Grammar › ViewChoose the common noun
A. Santiago
B. Two United Nations School
C. book
D. love
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. We ___ (not to watch) the movie yesterday.
A. We had not watched the movie yesterday.
B. We do not watch the movie yesterday.
C. We did not watch the movie yesterday.
D. We did not see the movie yesterday.
Modal Verb › ViewSomeone …. have stolen the bike last night.
A. may
B. might
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What is a hyperbole?
A. A statement that gives non-human objects human characteristics.
B. a comparison using like or as.
C. an exaggerated statement that is not meant to be taken literally.