Consider the expression “iH8You69” (line 43) and the following sentences:

I. It plays with the sound of the word ‘eight’ and ‘hate’.

II. It is a slang commonly used in texting.

III. It is an abbreviation.

Which ones are correct?

Consider the following sentences:

I. A duck walked waddled out onto the street in front of my car today, and I had to swerve to avoid hitting it.

II. I swerved to avoid a solitary drunk who dreamily crossed the road backwards.

III. Dozens were injured when a passenger bus swerved off and slammed into another bus.

In which sentences the verb ‘swerve’ has the same meaning as used in line 25?

Consider the following statements about the expression ‘bald-faced lies’ (l.15):

I. It is an idiomatic expression.

II. It means “showing no shame or embarassment about doing something bad”.

III. It could be translated as ‘mentira descarada’.

Which ones are correct?

Consider “Error: Password must not be an item you’re looking at on your desk.” (l.17) and the following sentences:

I. The pronoun ‘you’ refers exclusively to the reader.

II. The item being referred to is a desk lamp.

III. The sentence is not coherent, because there’s no reference available in the text.

Which ones are correct?

Consider the following sentences about the use of ‘must’ along the text (lines 3, 5, 11, e.g):

I. It is used to indicate possibility.

II. It is used for emphasis.

III. It shows that something is necessary, as a requirement.

Which ones are correct?

Consider the following sentences about the word ‘Yeesh’ (l.11):

I. It’s an emphatic word.

II. It is informal.

III. A word to describe something that isn't good.

Which ones are correct?

Consider the following statements:

I. ‘colder’ (line 09) is the superlative form of ‘cold’.

II. In line 11, ‘less sad’ is incorrect, ‘saddest’ should have been used.

III. ‘sadder’ (line 13) has a spelling error as it should have been spelled with only one letter ‘d’.

Which ones are correct?

Consider the following statements:

I. In line 1, the blank should be filled in by ‘for create’.

BECAUSE

II. The verb ‘to thank’ is always followed by the preposition ‘for’ plus a noun.

Considering the sentences above: