Immunization in Canada: English Practice

Headlines Quiz

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A risky retail ritual, “You’ve to do what you’ve to do.”

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Plus: a military commander his pandemic marching orders, “This will be the biggest immunization in the history of the country.”

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The of Iran’s top nuclear scientist, “Remember that name Fakhrizadeh.”

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A deadly and the fear of a dangerous escalation.

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And when goodwill goes a , “It’s something I wasn’t expecting.”

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Examples of in an epidemic.

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Good evening, in a year that’s been a raw deal for everyone Black Friday hunters

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are the latest to have a tradition upside-down by COVID-19.

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Today the numbers were the highest .

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How much can you remember?

"You've got to" conveys the meaning of:

Obligation or necessity. Possession or ownership. Must or obligation.

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The Canadian military commander 'got' his orders means:

He received his orders. He needs orders from the Prime Minister. He possesses (has) his orders.

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The past form of 'get' is .

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'Bargain hunters' are people who are:

Looking for a good price. Hunting in the Canadian forrest. Shopping for the best quality possible.

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The story about 'empathy' is a:

Journalistic investigation. A sensational current affairs story. A human interest story.

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