The type of the passive construction when the subject of the passive construction corresponds to the direct object of the verb.
A. the Active Passive
B. the Direct Passive
C. The Indirect Passive
D. The Prepositional Passive
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Grammar › ViewMy uncle’s or aunt’s child is my – – –
A. Niece
B. Nephew
C. Son-in-law
D. Cousin
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. By the time we arrive, they will have been playing for over an hour.
A. This sentence describes an action that will be ongoing until a future point.
B. This sentence describes a completed action in the past.
C. This sentence indicates a future action that will not happen.
D. This sentence describes a habitual action in the present.
Conjunctions › ViewWhich compound sentence is written correctly?
A. We can take a taxi or a bus.
B. We can take a taxi, or a bus.
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Create a sentence using ‘even if’ to show a contrast.
A. I will stay indoors even if the sun is shining.
B. I will go for a run even if it rains.
C. I will eat dessert even if I’m on a diet.
D. I will skip my workout even if I feel energetic.