[ Phrasal Verbs ]
Get along with means….
A. To be perfect (have zero personality constraints)
B. To get in a line or group of people
C. To be friendly with (to be easy to get to know)
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Reported speech (statements)Tenses and ArticlesVerbal Tensesso vs suchSuch...that, so ......thatDirect Object and Indirect ObjectModals and Adjectives (ed-ing)Noun / PronounPresent Perfect ContinuousProverbsOther quiz:
Grammar › ViewI wish I hadn’t sold my house.
A. I mustn’t have sold my house.
B. I wasn’t going to sell my house.
C. I shouldn’t have sold my house.
D. I didn’t have to sell my house.
Grammar and Vocabulary › View
We have a plan! We ______________ Jake this weekend.
A. are visiting
B. is going to visit
C. is visiting
D. are going to visiting
Adverbs of Manner, Likes and Preferences › ViewWhen my teacher talks too ___, it’s difficult to understand him.
A. quickly
B. slowly
C. hard
Relative Clauses and etc › View
The Mediterranean, ___________ this species of fish is found, is becoming more and more polluted.
A. whose
B. when
C. where
D. which