[ Phrasal Verbs ]
To move toward someone, in order to talk to them
A. Come on
B. Come up
C. Come in
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Grammar › ViewYour dad has been working in this company for 3 years.
A. past continuous
B. present continuous
C. present perfect
D. perfect continuous
Idioms › View
When someone is described as being “flighty” that person described is probably:
a. Light.
b. Indecisive and unpredictable.
c. Someone who loves flyng.
d. Someone who flys kites.
e. An airline pilot.
We ___________ a party on Saturday. Are you coming?
A. have
B. are having
Subject Verb Agreement › View
Someone we know _____ very sick.
A. is
B. are