unaware of; unconcerned; inattentive
A. spontaneous
B. dogged
C. keen
D. oblivious
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Parts of Speech › ViewMarin went to the park with Avery and Chloe and they saw Mrs. Johnson drive by SLOWLY.
A. adjective
B. adverb
C. interjection
D. preposition
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PERFECT MODALS. Peter has failed the exam. He ____________ harder.
A. have study should
B. shouldn’t have studied
C. should have studied
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Grammar › ViewWhich sentence has a comparative adjective?
A. The sentence ‘He is happy’ has a comparative adjective ‘happy.’
B. The sentence ‘They are running fast’ has a comparative adjective ‘fast.’
C. The sentence ‘The book is interesting’ has a comparative adjective ‘interesting.’
D. The sentence ‘She is taller than her sister’ has a comparative adjective ‘taller.’
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Hints provided to assist readers in predicting what will happen next.
A. Foreshadow
B. Plot
C. Inference
D. Character traits