A: ‘Your English is a lot better today. You speak ...

[ Grammar & Vocabulary ]

A: ‘Your English is a lot better today. You speak English very well. ‘

B: “____. That’s a nice compliment”

A. Thanks

B. Sorry

C. That’s all right

D. Never mind

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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ohn : Excuse me, could you tell me how to

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Paul : Yes, the nearest police station is on Michael Wood street. From here you need to go north on this street, after that turn left then go straight and you will find a junction then turn right, the police station is on your right across a hotel.

John : Thank you very much

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A. Turn left

B. Turn right

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a summary or abstract of a text or speech

A. prècis

B. paraphrase

C. afterthought

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