Why didn’t you tell me? I ……… you!
A. can help
B. could have helped
C. was able to help
D. would help
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… a.some
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Grammar › View
What is the simple predicate in the following sentence?
She is very smart.
A. she
B. is
C. very smart
D. is smart
Relative Clause › ViewHe has been accepted in BCG.
It is a big company in Boston that deals with finance.
What is the correct sentence if the two sentences above are combined?
A. He has been accepted in BCG, that is a big company that deals with finance.
B. He has been accepted in BCG, whom is a big company that deals with finance.
C. He has been accepted in BCG, who is a big company that deals with finance.
D. He has been accepted in BCG, which is a big company that deals with finance.
Noun, Adjective, and Adverb Clauses › View
In the sentence “The book that you borrowed is overdue,” identify the adjective clause.
A. The book
B. that you borrowed
C. is overdue
D. you borrowed