[ 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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My handphone … …. by a thief last night
A. is stealing
B. is stolen
C. was stolen
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E. being stolen
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A. new than
B. newer than
C. new as
D. newer as