A. heated

B. noisy

D. boisterous

A. To finish

C. To start

D. To get ready

A. Narrowly; barely. Usually used in regard to a narrow escape from a disaster

C. An area of vulnerability

D. To treat a topic, but omit its main points, often intentionally or to delay or avoid talking about something difficult or unpleasant

A. To cover everything

C. To seize everything

D. To occur

A. by

B. from

C. of

A. English was spoken all over the world.

C. English was spoken by people.

D. English is spoken by people.

A. plays

C. played

D. playing

A. Adjective

B. Verb

C. Adverb

A. by

B. with

C. from

A. False sense of happiness or success

B. To show dislike or disappointment through facial expressions

C. Something that is not understandable

A. havent

C. mustnt

D. neednt

A. Bribed

B. Toppled over

D. Threatened

B. at

C. over

D. on

A. He said to me that they would hurt you.

B. He said to me that they would be hurt me.

C. He said to me that they will hurt me.

A. Inevitable

B. Irrevocable

D. Irritable

A. die in the battlefield

B. die with honour

C. die on a horse back

A. for

B. with

C. on

A. Ambivalent

B. Amateur

D. Sinister

A. You said that they were busy the whole day.

B. You said that they had busy the whole day.

D. >.</b>You said that they have been busy the whole day.

A. A meeting will be held by them very early.

B. A meeting is held by them very early

C. A meeting was hold by them very early.

A. Supercede

B. Superceede

D. Superceed

B. Portray

C. Morbidity

D. Insight

A. As soon as it was spoken

B. Done in an instant

D. After something is done

A. happy

B. sad

C. triumphant

B. Cosmopolitan

C. Fratricide

D. Aristocrat

B. Optimist

C. Parsimonious

D. Pessimist

A. In good physical health

B. You learned something through means of a rumor

D. Someone can perceive things and events that are outside of their field of vision

B. The glass had not been broken by the boy.

C. The glass is not broken by the boy.

D. The glass has not been broken by the boy.

B. I said to him Where will I stay ?

C. I said to him Where you will stay ?

D. I said to him Where I will stay ?

A. Pun

C. Transferred epithet

D. Oxymoron

A. in

B. by

C. at

E. and

B. Suicide

C. Regicide

D. Homicide

A. Sana said that she will now or never do it.

B. Sana said that she will do it now or never.

C. Sana said that she would now or never do it.

A. Tiny

C. Huge

D. Enormous

A. Very cheap or inexpensive. A little amount of money

C. One made powerless or ineffective, as by nerves, panic, or stress

D. Full throttle; at maximum speed

A. Luxurious

C. Luxuriant

D. Stingy

B. compliment

C. cleverness

D. hardship

B. something that is easy to do

C. miss the chance

D. raining very heavily

B. with

C. over

D. on

A. You are not being successful

B. You be not successful

D. You ought to be successful

B. Her clothes has been washed by Sana.

C. Her clothes were being washed by Sana.

D. Her clothes had been washed by Sana.

E. Her clothes is being washed by Sana.

A. Lender

C. Allen

D. Borrower

A. Silent

C. Judge

D. Immense

B. Aristocrat

C. Psychiatrist

D. Stoic

B. To fail to arouse interest

C. To have no result

D. To work for both sides

A. shall

B. will

D. both A & B

B. banish

C. celebrate

D. neuter

A. on

B. with

D. to

E. in

B. Feel happy

C. Feel angry

D. Feel energetic

A. My father said to me that I must work hard.

B. My father said to me that you must work hard.

D. My father said to me that I have to work hard.