highly changeable, fickle; tending to become violent or explosive
A. plausible
B. epitaph
C. volatile
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Grammar › ViewMark the correct sentence in the PAST PERFECT TENSE:
A. She walked into the room only to find that her friend had left.
B. I was about to go out when I had remembered my purse.
C. He had looked at his phone again and began to walk faster.
D. Surprisingly, the candidate had resigned yesterday.
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Pick out the incorrect form of collective noun from the following.
A. quiver of arrows
B. fleet of ships
C. bunch of books
D. herd of cows
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A. The car that I bought is red.
B. She lost her keys.
C. He is taller than I am.
D. We will meet at noon.
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The judge ruled that Colin’s actions were in _________ of his contractual duty.
A. Breach
B. Breech