[ Grammar: Syntax ]
The linking of lexical items/ideas that are equally important. For example, ‘Rocky ran and jumped over the hedge.’ In this sentence, both actions have equal status within the sentence.
A. declarative
B. co-ordination
C. modification
D. subordination
Select your answer:
Random Topics:
Past Tense vs Present Perfect TensePersonal Pronouns and VerbComparative and SuperlativesFormal & Informal WordsLinking Words and PhrasesSentence Structure and ConjunctionsGerund, Infinitive & ModalsGrammar: so and suchVerb to Be Tenses & Object PronounOther quiz:
Grammar › View
What is the correct spelling for the image above?
A. Hart
B. Heart
C. Hert
D. Haart
Grammar › View
In which sentence is the word opposite used as a noun?
A. We parked on the street opposite the park.
B. The shop is on the opposite corner to the bank.
C. Whatever he says, I believe the opposite.
D. When you leave the station, the playing field will be directly opposite.