[ Loose vs. Lose ]
She hasn’t … any weight yet, but her clothes are getting …
- loose, lost
- lost, loose
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Modal Verbs › ViewAs an antielectron speeds along, it _____ come up against one of the trillions of ordinary electrons in its immediate neighbourhood. It will do that in perhaps a millionth of a second.
A. must
B. was unlikely to
C. is about to
D. may as well
E. is bound to
Grammar › View
_______ this assignment for homework, please.
A. To complete
B. Complete
C. Completing
D. Completed
December is ………. month of the year in my country.
A. the coldest
B. the most cold
c. colder
D. the colder
Vocabulary › View
process by which nations, cultures, and economies become mixed
A. productivity
B. globalization
C. nonrenewable resources
D. dialect