[ Grammar ]
“Don’t mention it” means (significa)
A. You’re all right
B. You’re welcome
C. welcome
D. Good morning
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Grammar › ViewWhat is the passive voice of: The shop will give free samples tomorrow.
A. Free samples are being given by the shop tomorrow.
B. Free samples will be given by the shop tomorrow.
C. Free samples are given by the shop tomorrow.
Future Tense › View
This time next year, She ____ her own business.
A. will run
B. is going to run
C. will be running
D. will have run
Modal Verbs › ViewYou ____ be listening to music while you’re pedalling.
A. can
B. shouldn’t
C. must
D. may
Grammar › View
Do you have _________ dictionary that I can borrow?
A. the
B. a
C. x
D. an