[ Vocabulary ]
severe or stern in manner; without adornment or luxury, simple, plain; harsh or sour in flavor
A. austere
B. concoct
C. pillage
D. restitution
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Modals of Advisability › ViewYou _____ sleep too late if you have an exam tomorrow.
A. had better not
B. shouldn’t
C. mustn’t
D. couldn’t
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Ken and Joyce, Ken’s wife, are business partners.
A. Ken and Joyce
B. Ken’s wife
C. Are business
D. Partners
If you have a query about the homework, you should ask the teacher.
A. question
B. answer
C. reply
D. idea
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Choose the sentence that correctly uses a gerund:
A. I enjoy to read.
B. I enjoy reading.
C. I enjoy reads.
D. I enjoy read