[ Grammar ]
What is the predicate of this sentence:
Hawks eat mice and other pests.
A. Hawks
B. eat mice and other pests
C. eat mice
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Vocabulary › ViewThe owners did not want strangers to pet their ______ dog because he was sometimes unpredictable.
A. cosmopolitan
B. novel
C. outlandish
D. temperamental
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What is the subject in the sentence below?
“There are many reasons for these fights.”
A. There
B. Fights
C. Many
D. Reasons
Cheetahs __________ faster than lions.
A. are
B. is
C. were
D. was
Vocabulary and Grammar › View
. What does “attend” mean?
A. To be present at an event or meeting
B. To leave something unfinished
C. To ignore a situation
D. To make a sudden decision