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The NEGATIVE form of the sentences “India is part of Great Britain”
A. India does not part of Great Britain
B. India is not part of Great Britain
C. India do not part of Great Britain
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Prepositions and Preposition Phrases › ViewHow many prepositional phrases are in the following sentence? Enter the number of prepositional phrases.
On Wednesday, we celebrated at my mom’s house for two hours.
A. One
B. Two
C. Three
D. Four
Grammar › View
Japanese is _________ language to learn.
A. the hardest
B. hardest
C. hard
D. harder than
. I’m so pleased you ………………………… come to my house tonight, Ben
A. can
B. have
C. will
D. had
Subject-Verb Agreement › View
Which is correct?
A. She have cat.
B. They has a cat
C. I has a cat
D. She has a cat