[ Grammar ]
How does a compound word differ from two separate words?
A. A compound word has a hyphen in between the words
B. A compound word has a different meaning than the separate words
C. A compound word is spelled with capital letters
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Homonyms › ViewHe threw the __ to the second base man.
a. ball
b. bawl
Vocabulary › View
The shoe store and the market are within the same vicinity.
Vicinity means:
A. Surrounding area
B. District
C. Proximity
D. All of the above
You can use my laptop ________ you don’t download any unauthorized software.
A. the next time
B. since
C. every time
D. as long as
Adverb Clauses › View
Identify the adverb clause in this sentence:
If Perry calls, please tell him I am on my way.
A. please tell him I am on my way
B. If Perry calls