[ Grammar ]
A: ______ hungry?
B: Yes. What’s for dinner?
A. Do you
B. Have you
C. Are you
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A. economy
B. operation
C. laptop
D. strategy
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The children enjoyed __________________at the beach.
A. themselves
B. yourself
C. himself
D. ourselves
E. yourselves
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A. better and better
B. worse and worse
C. the worst
D. bad
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The given sentence below is possibility / chances that something is true or will happen (positive or negative):
She should/ought to be here soon.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE