[ Vocabulary & Grammar ]
Having the sharp unpleasant taste of a lemon or vinegar.
A. sour
B. sweet
C. crunchy
D. savoury
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Degrees of Comparison › ViewThe superlative form of the short adjectives ends in
A. -er
B. -est
C. -erest
D. -s
Grammar › View
Which adjective describes the word “stories” in the sentence below?
The old man told fascinating stories about the unique history of each wonderful treasure in his shop.
A. old
B. fascinating
C. unique
D. wonderful
Past Tenses › ViewWe ___ dinner at eight o’clock last night.
A. were eating
B. was eating
C. did eating
Tenses › View
my employer went to French ……
A. now
B. yesterday
C. tomorrow