[ Grammar: Morphology ]
Refers to the bound morphemes that indicate a shift in grammatical tense e.g. plurals and tense markers
A. inflectional morpheme
B. affix
C. prefix
D. derivational morpheme
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A. when
B. where
C. which
D. who
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Find the simile in the sentence:
The bodybuilder at the gym is as strong as an ox.
A. at the gym
B. is as strong as an ox
C. as an ox
D. is as strong
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A. spill
B. spil
C. spll
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Change the sentence into negative.
Mary usually takes a shower in the morning.
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A. Mary usually don’t take a shower in the morning.
B. Mary usually doesn’t takes a shower in the morning.
C. Mary usually doesn’t take a shower in the morning.
D. Mary usually not take a shower in the morning.