” We are going to a concert tonight.”
A. She told me they are going to a concert that night.
B. She told me they were going to a concert that night.
C. She told me we would go to a concert that night.
D. She said they had going to a concert that night.
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A. high winds and snow
B. heavy rain and cold temperatures
C. thick cloud but quite warm
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Select the vocabulary word for the definition provided: to make public
A. divulge
B. intrigue
C. lunatic
Grammar › ViewA: What time _____ you ______ (get up) these days?
B: At around seven o’ clock in the morning, for work.
A. are / used to getting up
B. did / used to get up
C. are / use to getting up
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Which word is the adjective?
The dog was frightening when it barked.
A. Dog
B. Barked
C. The
D. Frightening