Have you seen the weather forecast?
A. It is hot again.
B. It’ll be be hot again.
C. It’s going to be hot again.
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Adverbial Clauses › ViewDiscuss the importance of adverbial clauses in sentence structure.
A. Adverbial clauses are only used in informal writing
B. Adverbial clauses confuse the main clause in a sentence
C. Adverbial clauses are unnecessary in sentence structure
D. Adverbial clauses play a crucial role in enriching sentence structure by providing extra information about the main clause.
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We are all responsible for the destruction…. the forest.
A. at
B. in
C. of
D. for
Grammar › Viewtime is a flash
A. time goes by really fast
B. time and lightening are the same thing
C. time does not really exist
D. time goes by slowly when it is raining outside
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In this sentence, is the underline word a Noun, Possessive Noun, Pronoun, or Possessive Pronoun used as an adjective:
The student’s homework was done well.
A. Noun used as an adjective
B. Possessive noun used as an adjective
C. Pronoun used as an adjective
D. Possessive pronoun used as an adjective