What does your mother often do _________ her free time?
C. in
(The phrase "in her free time" is the correct choice.)
To_________ healthy, you need between 1,600 and 2,500 calories.
B. stay
(The correct phrase is "To stay healthy.")
I ate too much seafood, so I had a/an _________ yesterday.
C. stomachache
(Eating too much seafood typically results in a "stomachache.")
All of them enjoy _________ to rock music.
B. listening
(The correct form here is "enjoy listening to rock music.")
The cat is _________ the computer.
B. behind
(If the cat is not directly beside but at the back of the computer, "behind" is the correct choice.)
His daughter always wants to become a well-known________, but she is not good at acting at all. However, he always encourages her to try as much as possible.
A. actress
(A female who performs in plays or movies is referred to as an "actress.")
A: “Would you like to go shopping with me tonight, John?” B: “ _________because there is some homework I haven’t finished yet.”
D. It’s not my thing
(This is a suitable response if John is not interested in going shopping.)
Helen always _____________ on fun rides when she visits an amusement park.
A. goes
(The phrase "goes on fun rides" is correct.)
Tom: When are you going to see the new movie? – Mary: ____________
B. I’m not sure. Maybe next week.
(This response indicates uncertainty about the timing.)
John can’t talk to us now. He __________ his school work with the principal.
D. is discussing
(The present continuous tense "is discussing" fits the context.)
There is an exhibition of Dong Ho paintings at Country __________.
B. gallery
(Paintings are typically exhibited in a "gallery.")
_________ any other languages apart from English?
C. Do you speak
(The correct way to ask about language skills is "Do you speak any other languages?")
She __________ all of them to dinner at her house on Saturday evening.
B. invited
("Invited" is the appropriate word for asking someone to a social event.)
Most parents do not allow their children __________ out late.
C. to stay
(The correct structure is "allow their children to stay out late.")