Don’t worry about it. Let’s just cross the bridge when we get there.
A. Ignore something when it arrives
B. Deal with something when it arrives
C. Laugh about it when it arrives
D. Tell people about it when it arrives
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Idioms › ViewThe time a train, bus or plane arrives is when it ___.
a. gets away
b. gets in
c. gets over
Grammar › View
“I like cooking more than cleaning the house.”
A. She said that she likes cooking more than cleaning the house.
B. She said that she like cooking more than cleaning the house.
C. She said that she liked cooking more than cleaning the house.
D. She said I like cooking more than cleaning the house.
Modals › ViewYou are a little fat. You ___ do exercise .
A. should
B. can
C. could
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Imagine you’re in a time-traveling adventure with Liam and Sophia! Which modal verb would you use to describe an ability you had in the past?
A. can
B. could
C. may
D. should