[ Vocabulary ]
Comparing is ?
A. Telling how two or more things are different.
B. Explaining how things happened.
C. Understanding the setting of the story.
D. Telling how two or more things are alike.
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Conditional Sentences and Verb FormPossessive PronounsAuxiliary WordsZero ConditionalPreposition and ConjunctionActive vs. Passive VoiceSingular and Plural NounsVerbal PhrasesPast ParticiplesMixed ConditionalOther quiz:
Present Perfect: for/since › ViewKate ____(know) her ____ childhood.
A. have know/ for
B. has known/ for
C. has known/ since
D. have knowed/ since
Present Perfect Continuous › View
_______________ she been ______________ well lately? She has dark rims under her eyes.
A. Hasn’t… sleeping
B. Have… sleeping
C. Have…slept
D. Has…slept
Grammar › ViewWhich sentence is in the active voice?
A. The message was sent by her.
B. The dog was fed by Tom.
C. Tom feeds the dog.
D. A song is sung by the choir.
Verb Patterns › View
She’d prefer ……………………… anyone.
A. me not to tell
B. me not tell
C. I not tell
D. me to not tell