to talk or write about (something you are thinking or feeling)
A. express
B. fulfillment
C. impact
D. primary
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used to, be used to, get used to › ViewI’m afraid I’ll never ________________ in this place. I simply don’t like it and never will.
A. used to live
B. get used to living
C. got used to living
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Peter played handball yesterday,____________ ?
A. does he
B. is he
C. did he
D. didn’t he
Modal Verbs › ViewIt’s not good for you to eat so much sugar every day.
A. You needn’t eat so much sugar every day.
B. You must eat so much sugar every day.
C. You may eat so much sugar every day.
D. You shouldn’t eat so much sugar every day.
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Correctly place the colon in the following complex sentence: The teacher had one rule no talking during the test.
A. The teacher had one rule; no talking during the test.
B. The teacher had one rule: no talking during the test.
C. The teacher had one rule no talking during the test.
D. The teacher had one rule, no talking during the test.