[ Vocabulary ]
What does “course” mean?
A. Safety
B. A difficulty that a person deals with
C. Center, basic part
D. A class, a route
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A. fly
B. are flying
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Which one has the same meaning with “not wide enough”:
This garage was not wide enough for the camper van to fit in.
A. old enough
B. so big
C. very long
D. too narrow
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A. First, you create a plot.
B. First, an author was created.
C. First, a plot is created.
D. First, and editor writes a plot.
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Differentiate between the verb forms in the following sentence: “He (play) the guitar for two hours before he took a break.”
A. plays
B. played
C. was playing
D. had been playing