Grammar
Correct the mistake
Give the word
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100
Which meaning is correct in this sentence?
He had his car washed.
a) He washed the car himself.
b) Someone else washed the car for him.
b)
100
Can you tell me what is this made of?
Can you tell me what this is made of?
100
I EALD with reports and customer requests every day.
I deal with reports and customer requests every day.
100
take responsibility
take responsibility for the mistake
200
While I ______ (walk) home, it suddenly ______ (start) to snow.
was walking / started
200
By the time we arrived, the film already started.
By the time we arrived, the film had already started.
200
She _________ (thought of/invented) a great solution.
She came up with a great solution.
200
do a favour
Could you do me a favour and close the window?
300
If I ________ (be) you, I ______ (apply) for the job.
If I were you, I would apply for the job.
300
If she knew the answer, she will tell you.
If she knew the answer, she would tell you.
300
a meaningful or important success that required skill and hard work:
a) Appointment
b) Accomplishment
c) Assignment
b) Accomplishment
300
make excuses
Don’t make excuses—just tell me what really happened.
400
Explain the difference in meaning:
Few people attended the lecture.
A few people attended the lecture.
➜ Almost nobody came. The number was smaller than expected and it sounds negative or disappointing.
➜ Some people came. The number was small but enough and it sounds positive or at least neutral (“at least some came”).
400
It depends from many things.
It depends on many things.
400
If we ignore the problem, the _________ could be serious.
a) consequences
b) circumstances
a) consequences
400
take something for granted
Don’t take your team’s support for granted.
500
We look forward to meet / meeting you next week.
meeting
500
I suggested to go to the cinema.
I suggested going to the cinema.
500
What's the idiom?
Think outside the box
500
raise awareness
raise awareness about cybersecurity