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Stock up on: buy enough for later
Describe an advance supply purchase and keep the item after on.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceSome advice, not an advice
Use advice and information naturally, without adding an or a plural s.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceLock up: make the building secure before you leave
Distinguish closing from locking, then use lock it up in a departure reminder.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceWho called Mia? Or who did Mia call?
Find the missing person’s role before choosing the question form.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceMarked down: understand the lower price
Describe a price reduction and distinguish the new price from the amount taken off.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceBy or until: finish by four, stay until five
Separate a completion deadline from a situation that continues.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceTop up a card: add more credit
Explain adding prepaid funds, then use top it up for a card you have already named.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceDidn’t go, not didn’t went: past negatives
Say what did not happen yesterday without putting the main verb into the past twice.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceLog in: access an account you already have
Distinguish accessing an existing account from creating a new one.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceZero conditional: explain a regular result
Use if with present-simple clauses to describe a repeatable response.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceBack up your files: make an extra copy
Learn the computer meaning of back up and the word order in back them up.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceNina’s notebook: show who owns it
Put a person’s name first and add apostrophe + s to name the owner.
3 practice questions · Explained answersRead & practiceChoose one idea. Try it today.
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