What is a prepositional phrase?
A. It is a group of words that begins with the preposition and ends with something called the “object of the preposition.”
B. It is a connecting phrase.
C. It is the middle of a sentence.
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Modal Verbs › View. Choose the sentence that correctly uses a modal verb in a question.
A. Can you help me with this problem?
B. You can help me with this problem?
C. Help me with this problem, can you?
D. You will help me with this problem?
Phrasal Verbs › View
He fell _ bad habits after he had lost his job.
A. down
B. into
C. behind
D. in
Subject Verb Agreement › ViewWhich of the following sentences demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement?
A. The team are playing well.
B. The team is playing well.
C. The team am playing well.
D. The team were playing well.
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….. love monday. Does …. love it to.
A. (I, you)
B. (she, he)
C. (they, you)
D. (i, she)