Which is grammatically wrong?
A. I want to make a chocolate based on Godiva’s Lemon Cake Truffle as long as I can change a few things.
B. I wore my winter jacket because it was exceptionally cold.
C. She brings a camera, everywhere she goes.
D. We still enjoyed the food of the restaurant although we needed to wait for an hour.
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Grammar and Punctuation › ViewIn which sentence is fast an adverb? Tick one. Although he ran fast, Tom did not win the race. Although he was a fast runner, Tom did not win the race. Tom did not win the race, despite his fast time. Tom’s time was fast, but he did not win.
A. Although he ran fast, Tom did not win the race.
B. Although he was a fast runner, Tom did not win the race.
C. Tom did not win the race, despite his fast time.
D. Tom’s time was fast, but he did not win.
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A synonym for smile is ……
A. laugh
B. frown
C. grin
D. broad
Grammar › ViewThe waiter carefully _______ the polished pieces of cutlery on the dining table, in preparation for the feast held for the royal family.
A. lay
B. lied
C. laid
D. lain
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The school is advertising _____ a bus driver.
A. for
B. of
C. under