[ Vocabulary ]
Insouciant
A. Smiling; pleasant
B. Bloody
C. Not worried; calm; cool
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Present Tenses › ViewUse present perfect correctly: We (to finish) our homework already.
A. We finished our homework already.
B. We have finished our homework already.
C. We are finishing our homework already.
D. We have finish our homework already.
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Which sentence is written correctly?
A. My friend, John, came to my house.
B. My freind, John, came to my house.
C. My friend John came to my house
D. My friend. John came, to my house.
Grammar › ViewOur children are younger than ____.
A. theirs
B. ours
C. their
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a dolphin / got / Has / hair / ?
A. Has a dolphin got hair?
B. A dolphin has got hair?
C. Has got hair a dolphin?
D. Has got a dolphin hair?