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6. The bank wrote off the company's debt. The phrasal verb "write off" means to cancel a debt. The correct option is C. 7. Atsu is looking forward to seeing his friends at the party. The phrase "look forward to" is followed by a gerund (the -ing form of a verb). The correct option is C. 8. Yaa will not walk to the stadium with either of the girls. In a negative sentence, "either" is used to refer to one of two options, meaning "not one and not the other." The correct option is A. 9. It's high time we told them the truth. The expression "It's high time" is followed by the past simple tense to indicate that something should have been done already. The correct option is C. 10. We made the most of our time. "Make the most of" is an idiom meaning to use something to its greatest advantage. The correct option is A. 11. Can I borrow your new yellow straw hat? The correct order of adjectives is typically: age (new), color (yellow), material (straw). The correct option is D. 12. Kuukua does not like writing letters. The verb "like" can be followed by a gerund (-ing form) to express a general preference or dislike for an activity. The correct option is B. 13. One of the key words in the passage is missing in the questions. The subject of the sentence is "One," which is singular, so the singular verb "is" is required. The correct option is D. 14. The reported speech "Frema said that she would visit the hospital the next day" converts to the direct speech: "I will visit the hospital tomorrow," said Frema. The tense changes from "would visit" to "will visit," and the time adverb changes from "the next day" to "tomorrow." The correct option is A. 15. The passive sentence "The students have been praised by the teacher for their hard work" is in the present perfect tense. To convert it to the active voice, the agent ("the teacher") becomes the subject, and the verb remains in the present perfect tense. The active form is: The teacher has praised the students for their hard work. The correct option is C.