Which relative adverb best completes the sentence?
That’s the house _____ I grew up.
A. when
B. where
C. why
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Vocabulary › ViewWhich word is a Synonym for: Erosion
A. Growth
B. Decay
C. Construction
D. Expansion
Reported Speech › View
The teacher said, “Review exercises two and three for the test!”
A. The teacher told us to review exercises two and three for the test.
B. The teacher told to us to review exercises two and three for the test.
C. The teacher asked if we were going to review exercises two and three for the test.
D. The teacher said us to review exercises two and three for the test.
If I ______ you were coming, I ________ you at the station.
A. knew, would meet
B. had known, would had met
C. have known, would meet
D. had known, would have met
Grammar › View
Choose the correct version of the sentence:
A. My mother, a janitor at Area-51, claims that aliens exist but refuses to elaborate due to a non-disclosure agreement.
B. My mother a janitor at Area-51, she claims that aliens exist, but refuses to elaborate due to a non-disclosure agreement.
C. My mother is a janitor at Area-51, she claims that aliens exist but refuses to elaborate due to a non-disclosure agreement.
D. My mother, a janitor at Area-51 claims that aliens exist but refuses to elaborate, due to a non-disclosure agreement.