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Change into passive voice: Doctors recommend regular exercise.
ARegular exercise is being recommended by doctors.
BRegular exercise was recommended by doctors.
CRegular exercise has been recommended by doctors.
DRegular exercise is recommended by doctors.
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Kick the bucket’:
ATo clean a floor
BTo die
CTo become angry
DTo play sports
Change into passive voice: The government will introduce a new policy.
AA new policy is introduced by the government.
BA new policy was introduced by the government.
CA new policy will introduced by the government.
DA new policy will be introduced by the government.
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Let sleeping dogs lie’:
ATrust someone completely
BAllow pets to rest
CAvoid bringing up a past issue that could cause trouble
DIgnore a warning sign
Change into passive voice: I doubt his sincerity.
AHis sincerity doubted by me.
BHis sincerity was doubted by me.
CHis sincerity is doubted to me.
DHis sincerity is doubted by me.
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Miss the boat’:
ATo forget something important
BTo lose an opportunity
CTo arrive late for a trip
DTo make a wrong decision
Change into passive voice: You should return the books on time.
AThe books should be returned by you on time.
BThe books are returned by you on time.
CThe books should be return by you on time.
DThe books should returned by you on time.
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘No pain, no gain’:
AEffort and sacrifice are necessary for success
BAvoiding pain leads to progress
CSuccess comes without difficulty
DPain always leads to failure
Change into passive voice: An earthquake struck the region last week.
AThe region is struck last week.
BThe region struck last week.
CThe region was struck last week.
DThe region has been struck last week.
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Off the hook’:
AFree from a difficult or unpleasant obligation
BCaught doing something wrong
CFishing successfully
DDisconnected from a phone call