A meaning that is suggested or implied, as opposed to a denotation, or literal definition
A. Satire
B. Hyperbole
C. Connotation
D. Denotation
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Future Tenses › ViewIdentify the sentence that is in the future simple tense.
A. I will be reading a book tomorrow.
B. She will finish her homework by 8 PM.
C. They will travel to Paris next summer.
D. We have been planning a trip.
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I went to the box office at lunch-time, but they had already sold all the tickets.
A. past perfect tense
B. simple past tense
C. present perfect tense
D. past perfect continues
Vocabulary › ViewWhat is the definition of ‘destination’?
A. To improve or become better
B. To make something worse
C. To have a particular position in a list of things that have been put in order of importance
D. the place that someone is going to
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Nowadays, companies ________________ by a group of technicians and not only by specialised engineers.
A. are assisted
B. have assisted
C. assist