song or songlike poem that tells a story
A. ballad
B. epiphany
C. oxymoron
D. denotation
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Future Simple Tense › ViewYongki and Yoga will not . . . . . in music competition at school next month.
A. Participates
B. Participate
C. Patcipation
D. Participated
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severe – “Mrs Whatsit,” Charles Wallace demanded severely, “why did you take Mrs. Buncombe’s sheets?”
A. unsparing and uncompromising in discipline or judgment
B. incapable of harmonious association
C. shout loudly and without restraint
D. causing or marked by grief or anguish
Vocabulary › ViewThe sentence “She gone to the beach for the weekend” should be corrected to:
A. She has gone to the beach for the weekend
B. She went to the beach for the weekend
C. She have gone to the beach for the weekend
D. She had went to the beach for the weekend
Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases › View
Which sentence does NOT contain a prepositional phrase?
A. The keys are on the table.
B. Before dinner, we play games.
C. She is taller than her brother.
D. He quickly finished the race.