The action of explaining the meaning of something, to make sense of it
A. Historical Context
B. Perspective
C. Primary Source
D. Interpretation
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Prepositions after VerbsPresent Perfect and Simple Past TensePassive and Active Voice1st ConditionalPast Tense and Past ContinuousPast Perfect Simple & ContinuousInfinitive and GerundsComparatives and ConjunctionsGrammar: Reported QuestionsDemonstrative PronounOther quiz:
Grammar › ViewWhat is the question: You have got two polar bears.
A. You got have to polar bears?
B. Have you two polar bears got?
C. Two polar bears have you got?
D. Have you got two polar bears?
Adjective › View
Elisabeth: My work is quite _____ , and when I get home I just want to relax. I don’t want to be depressed.
a. exhausting
exhausted
Grammar › ViewAs soon as the floodwaters ___________ down, people ______ their houses.
A. went – cleaned
B. had gone – cleaned
C. went – had cleaned
D. had gone – had cleaned
Possessive Nouns › View
The handles of the pots were missing.
A. The pots handles were missing.
B. The pots’ handles were missing.
C. The pot’s handles were missing.