[ Verbs, Tenses, and Vocabulary ]
Is drift a noun or verb in this sentence?
The drift of snow covered the door, making it hard to leave.
A. Noun
B. Verb
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A. Inept
B. Disdain
C. Porky
D. Hapless
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Sue: ” My monster is wonderful”
A. Sue said her monster was wonderful.
B. I said is wonderful.
C. She is wonderful.
Conjunctions › ViewShe made a delicious dinner ____ unfortunately I had already eaten a huge lunch.
A. when
B. but
C. so
D. because
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The books that are stored in the shelf looks _____ the books piled on the desk.
A. new than
B. newer than
C. new as
D. newer as