. . . . . . . he insisted he was innocent, . . . . . . . they seemed to believed him.
A. The more/ the less
B. More/ less
C. The most/ the least
D. Most/ least
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Idioms › ViewTo be “all ears” means…
A. listen attentively
B. when you have more than one earring
C. when you wear a silly hat with other ears
D. when you are not listening
Grammar › View
He was _____ I met at the party.
A. the man
B. that man
C. who
D. one
Grammar › View‘_______ ‘ is the activity of learning something by yourself without teachers’ help.
A. self-access
B. self-motivation
C. self-study
D. self-discipline
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Choose the sentence with the correct comma placement.
A. Although, you may be right I cannot take your word for it.
B. Although, you may be right, I cannot take your word for it.
C. Although you may be right I cannot take your word for it.
D. Although you may be right, I cannot take your word for it.