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What does the idiom ‘turn a blind eye’ mean?
ATo help someone in need
BTo look very carefully
CTo become suddenly aware of a problem
DTo deliberately ignore something
Which sentence correctly uses no article before a general plural noun?
AA dogs are loyal animals.
BAn dogs are loyal animals.
CDogs are loyal animals.
DThe dogs are loyal animals.
Which sentence correctly uses the present perfect tense to describe a life experience, without specifying a particular time?
AI went to Paris in 2019.
BI am never going to Paris.
CI have never went to Paris.
DI have never been to Paris.
What does the idiom ‘keep an eye on’ mean?
ATo ignore something completely
BTo purchase something
CTo watch or monitor something closely
DTo lose track of something
Which sentence correctly uses ‘the’ before an ordinal number?
AHe was the first person to arrive.
BHe was an first person to arrive.
CHe was first person to arrive.
DHe was a first person to arrive.
Which sentence correctly avoids using a stative verb in the continuous form?
AI am know the answer.
BI am knowing the answer.
CI know the answer.
DI knowing the answer.
What does the proverb ‘once bitten, twice shy’ mean?
AA bad past experience makes someone more cautious in the future
BMistakes should be repeated to learn from them
COne should always take risks
DIt is better to act quickly than cautiously
Which sentence correctly uses the article ‘a’ to mean ‘per’ or ‘each’?
AI eat apple the day.
BI eat apple a day.
CI eat an apple a day.
DI eat an apple the day.
Which sentence correctly uses ‘would’ to describe a repeated action in the past?
AEvery summer, we would visit our grandparents.
BEvery summer, we would be tired.
CEvery summer, we would have a big house.
DEvery summer, we would own a farm.
What does the idiom ‘jump on the bandwagon’ mean?
ATo resist a popular trend
BTo criticize a widely accepted opinion
CTo create an entirely new idea
DTo join a popular activity or trend, often because it has become successful