Consider this, Emily and Raj are arguing about a sentence. Emily says that Sam “happily” played his guitar, while Raj believes Sam “guitar” played his song. Who is using the adverb correctly?
A. Emily (Happily)
B. Raj (Guitar)
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Grammar › ViewChoose the correct spelling:
A. charcoal
B. chacoal
C. charcole
D. Charecoal
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During a class presentation, Priya forgot her lines and felt embarrassed. What does the word “Embarrassed” mean?
A. Feeling or expressing overwhelming happiness or joyful excitement
B. Feeling or expressing revulsion or strong disapproval
C. Feeling or showing embarrassment
D. Sad or displeased because someone or something has failed to fulfill one’s hopes or expectations
Tenses › ViewI suggest she (study) harder for her exam.
A. study
B. will have studied
C. is studying
D. studies
Future Tense › View
Manda and I . . . . . some plates and glasses on the dining table for the dinner tonight.
A. Was preparing
B. Prepared
C. Shall prepare
D. Prepare