In the same creative writing class, the girls were discussing another sentence that Nora wrote: “The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.” They started another friendly debate. Which word, according to you, is an adjective in this sentence: “quick” or “fox”?
A. Quick
B. Fox
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Grammar › ViewI always study ______ for the big exam.
A. good
B. fast
C. hard
D. careful
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. Formulate past continuous tense: We (to eat) dinner when the phone rang.
A. We were eating dinner when the phone rang.
B. We eat dinner when the phone rang.
C. We were eat dinner when the phone rang.
D. We are eating dinner when the phone rang.
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A. Concrete
B. Abstract
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I don’t like speaking in public. ________ only a matter of time before someone forces me to do it.
A. It’s
B. Its