[ Adverbial Phrases ]
What is a fronted adverbial?
A. A verb (doing word)
B. A noun in a sentence
C. A phrase that adds something to a verb
D. A phrase that adds something to a noun
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Simple Present and Present Continuous › ViewWhich of these sentences is correct?
A. a) Our cats take a nap in the afternoon.
B. b) Our cats takes a nap in the afternoon.
C. c) Our cats is taking a nap in the afternoon.
D. d) Our cats is take a nap in the afternoon.
Modal Verbs › View
Pulling my front tooth didn’t hurt. – It was completely __________________ (PAIN).
A. painful
B. painless
C. painfully
Grammar › ViewDid you manage…..all your lines for the play?
A. to learn
B. learning
Prepositions › View
The glasses ……the bag.
A. Are in
B. Are under
C. Are on
D. Are behind