What does “interstellar” mean?
A. Inside the stars
B. After the stars
C. Past the stars
D. Between the stars
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Adjectives, Adverbs, and Prepositions › ViewIdentify the prepositional phrase in this sentence: ‘Khalisha walked through the park with her friend.’
A. through the park, with her friend
B. through the garden
C. with her
D. in the park
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What is the introductory phrase in the sentence?
“During the evening, I like to watch the local news on television.”
A. During
B. I like
C. During the evening
D. the evening
Tenses › ViewHe __________ (constantly/change) his career over the years; first he __________ (become) a teacher, then a writer, and now he __________ (work) as a photographer.
A. has constantly changed/ became/ has worked
B. changed/ became/ is working
C. has constantly changed/ has become/ is working
D. has constantly changed/ became/ is working
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The bad smell made me feel ___.
a. sick
b. ill