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Choose the correct tense: They ___ for a new house for the past six months.
Asearch
Bhave been searching
Csearched
Dwere searching
Change into passive voice: Turn off the machine immediately.
ATurn by the machine immediately.
BThe machine was turned off immediately.
CLet the machine be turned off immediately.
DThe machine is turned off immediately.
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘A penny for your thoughts’:
AA request to know what someone is thinking
BA comment about someone's low income
CA way of asking for change
DAn offer to lend a small amount of money
Change into passive voice: People generally trust honest leaders.
AHonest leaders have been trusted by people generally.
BHonest leaders are being trusted by people generally.
CHonest leaders were trusted by people generally.
DHonest leaders are trusted by people generally.
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Burn bridges’:
ATo end a construction project
BTo destroy a relationship or opportunity permanently
CTo set fire to infrastructure
DTo travel without a return plan
Change into passive voice: The airline will cancel the flight due to bad weather.
AThe flight will cancelled by the airline due to bad weather.
BThe flight is cancelled by the airline due to bad weather.
CThe flight was cancelled by the airline due to bad weather.
DThe flight will be cancelled by the airline due to bad weather.
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Costs a fortune’:
APredicts future wealth
BIs extremely expensive
CWas found unexpectedly
DIs a good investment
Change into passive voice: I respect her decision.
AHer decision was respected by me.
BHer decision is respected by me.
CHer decision is respected to me.
DHer decision respected by me.
Choose the correct meaning of the idiom ‘Down to earth’:
AFeeling depressed or sad
BRelated to farming or agriculture
CPractical and sensible; not pretentious
DLocated at ground level
Change into passive voice: They must inform the authorities immediately.
AThe authorities are informed immediately.
BThe authorities must informed immediately.
CThe authorities must be inform immediately.
DThe authorities must be informed immediately.