[ Phrasal Verbs ]
Get ahead means….
A. To go to the beginning of something (a lineup)
B. To get up early
C. To advance (in a career, in life, etc)
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Present Perfect Tense and Simple Past Tense › ViewA: Do you know where Adam is?
B: Yes, I’ve ___ seen him. He’s in the kitchen.
A. just
B. never
C. already
D. ever
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X: I think every child should play a sport.
Y:
A. Really? I don’t.
B. Neither do I.
C. Oh. I do
Modal Verbs › ViewI don’t think you _______ this food. It’s a little bit spicy.
A. might like
B. will like
C. may like
D. could like
Prepositions › View
The teacher is sitting ______ her desk.
A. in
B. to
C. with
D. at