all of us are devoted——— one another.
A. Of B. At C. To D. with
The children———a good time out in the garden.
A. Are having B. will have C. have been D. have
We———–lose her company, if we are always rude with her.
A. Might B. Should C. Ought D. Need
Idiom “EAT HUMBLE PIE”.
A. To forgive B. To apologize C. To regret
Idiom “DOWN AND OUT”.
A. Poor and ruined B. Delicate C. begging
Idiom “OFF THE HOOK”.
A. Starting hating B. Related to ships C. Out of trouble
Idiom “PALMY DAYS”.
A. Bad days B. Days out of home C. Prosperous days
Idiom “TURN THE TABLES”.
A. Give warnings B. To reverse the condition
Idiom “THROW COLD WATER”.
A. To be negative about someone’s ideas or plan
Books were lying———-the curtain.
A. Behind B. Beyond C. Under D. After