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Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Back to square one’:

AStarting over from the beginning
BPlaying a board game
CReturning home
DFinishing a project
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Change into passive voice: The board will review the proposal next week.

AThe proposal is reviewed by the board next week.
BThe proposal will be reviewed by the board next week.
CThe proposal was reviewed by the board next week.
DThe proposal will reviewed by the board next week.
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Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Bite off more than you can chew’:

ATo eat too quickly
BTo take on more than you can handle
CTo have a big appetite
DTo finish a meal
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Change into passive voice: I remember his name clearly.

AHis name is remembered by me clearly.
BHis name is remembered to me clearly.
CHis name was remembered by me clearly.
DHis name remembered by me clearly.
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Change into passive voice: They must submit the forms by Friday.

AThe forms must be submit by them by Friday.
BThe forms are submitted by them by Friday.
CThe forms must be submitted by them by Friday.
DThe forms must submitted by them by Friday.
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Change into passive voice: A storm destroyed the old barn last night.

AThe old barn was destroyed last night.
BThe old barn is destroyed last night.
CThe old barn destroyed last night.
DThe old barn has been destroyed last night.
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Spot the sentence with the correct use of ‘much’ and ‘many’.

AHow many money do you have?
BHow much money do you have?
CHow much moneys do you have?
DHow many moneys do you have?
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Change into indirect speech: She said, “What a pity you missed the show!”

AShe said what a pity you missed the show.
BShe said it was pity I missed the show.
CShe exclaimed that it is a pity you missed the show.
DShe exclaimed that it was a pity that I had missed the show.
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Fill in the blank: She is fond ___ reading novels.

Afor
Bwith
Cof
Din
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Change into indirect speech: He said, “I should complete this task today.”

AHe said that he should complete this task today.
BHe said that he should complete that task that day.
CHe said that I should complete this task today.
DHe said he complete task today.
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