What does the root -tract- mean? A. to pull ...

[ Vocabulary and Grammar ]

What does the root -tract- mean?

A. to pull

B. to move

C. to tie

D. to stop

Select your answer:
A B C D E

Random Topics:

First Conditional, Future Time Clauses Comparisions Independent Clauses Vocabulary and Verb Tenses Present / Future / Present Progressive / non Action Verbs Countable and Uncountable Present Perfect & Past Simple Tense Possessive Adjectives Progressive Tense Adjectives (-ed / -ing)

Other quiz:

Grammar and Vocabulary › View

….. love monday. Does …. love it to.

A. (I, you)

B. (she, he)

C. (they, you)

D. (i, she)

Parts of Speech and Grammar › View

Benjamin, Emma, and Aiden are participating in a race. If we want to determine who ran the fastest among them, which degree of comparison of modifiers would we use, typically formed by adding ‘est’ to the end of the modifier?

A. Positive Degree

B. Comparative Degree

C. Superlative Degree

D. None of the above

Vocabulary › View

Realizing he might hurt his daughter’s feelings, the father tried to ______ his harsh words with a smile and a pat on the back.

A. temper

B. speculate

C. hail

D. encroach

Comparative Adverb › View

Mrs. Alvarez has been baking _____ than you have.

A. Longest

B. Longer

C. Longly

D. Long