Refers to the grammatical structure of a sentence where the subject is the actor of a sentence. Typically, sentences in the ________ follow a subject-predicator-object pattern. For example, ‘The wrong person answered the phone call.’
A. exclamatory
B. passive voice
C. declarative
D. active voice
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Grammar › ViewWhat do people usually do in the morning?
A. People usually wake up, get up, take a shower and have breakfast.
B. People usually wake up, get up, take a shower and have lunch.
C. People usually wake up, get up, take a shower and have dinner.
D. People usually wake up, get up, take a shower and have breakfast with lunch and dinner.
Figurative Language Vocabulary › View
Rhymes organized into patterns
A. imagery
B. stanza
C. alliteration
D. rhyme scheme
Conditional Sentences › ViewHe couldn’t retake the exam because he missed too many lessons.
A. If he hadn’t missed too many lessons, he would retake the exam
B. If he hadn’t missed too many lessons, he would have retaken the exam
C. If he hadn’t missed too many lessons, he wouldn’t retake the exam.
D. If he hadn’t missed too many lessons, he wouldn’t have retaken the exam.
Present Tenses › View
Andy and Tom ____________________ (finish) their homework already.
A. have not finished
B. has not finished
C. has not finish
D. have not finish