Adjective: We stopped for a picnic lunch along the river.
A. stopped
B. picnic
C. along
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Possessive Nouns with Apostrophes and Pronouns › ViewIdentify the sentence that uses a possessive pronoun correctly.
A. The experiment’s results were conclusive.
B. Its results were conclusive.
C. It’s results were conclusive.
D. The result’s were conclusive.
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We don’t have ______ information about the event, so we need to check the official website.
A. much
B. a few
C. a little
D. many
Vocabulary › ViewA text structure in which ideas are related to one another on the basis of similarities and differences
A. perspective
B. No correct answer
C. compare/cause
D. compare/contest
Ordering Adjectives › View
Put the words in the correct order:
is/boring/a/math/old/he/teacher
A. a boring old math teacher he is
B. a old math teacher he is boring
C. he is a boring old math teacher
D. he is a old boring math teacher