The word TRIBUTE most nearly means:
A. Enjoyment in the taste of something
B. Forbidden or not permitted; illegal or unlawful
C. An act, statement or gift intending to show thanks or respect
D. To cut apart or to pieces
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Vocabulary and Grammar › ViewMy friend bought me a ticket for last night’s concert, so I ______________ buy one.
A. didn´t need to
B. doen´t need to
C. must need
D. must
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Thousands of gifts _____ given to the needy at the local charitable organization last week.
A. be
B. are
C. was
D. were
Grammar: Imperative and Exclamatory Sentences › ViewI’m extremely happy because my best friend and I are still classmates!
A. Exclamatory
B. Imperative
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Ester : I’m Ester. How do you do?
Fitri : ………….. I’m Fitriyani Maida.
a. Are you ok?
b. How are you?
c. How do you do.
d. I am fine.
e. Good morning.