The use of a word whose sounds make one think of its meaning
A. Assonance
B. Figurative Language
C. imagery
D. onomatopoeia
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Phrases › ViewWhich one is a noun phrase?
A. well done
B. cute dogs
C. surprisingly beautiful
D. very fast
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How does ‘since’ indicate a specific time frame?
A. Since indicates a specific time frame by marking a starting point in time.
B. Since marks the end of a time frame.
C. Since refers to a general time period.
D. Since is used to indicate future events.
Verb Tenses › ViewCreate a question in past: He (to finish) his homework?
A. He finished his homework?
B. Has he finished his homework?
C. Did he completed his homework?
D. Did he finish his homework?
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I ___ (already, finish) reading that book.
A. already finish
B. am already finishing
C. have already finished
D. have already been finishing