Identify the purpose of the fronted adverbial:
Nervously, Sameera started to sing on stage.
A. Time
B. Place
C. Frequency
D. Manner
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Simple Present Tense › ViewWhich of the following is the correct negative form of the sentence ‘I drink coffee.’?
A. I don’t drink coffee.
B. I doesn’t drink coffee.
C. I not drink coffee.
D. I isn’t drink coffee.
Take or Put › View
He ____________ offence when I told him he was a terrible footballer
A. put
B. took
Grammar › ViewIn a school play, Ava and Scarlett are playing the lead roles, while Maya is the director. In this scenario, what is a compound subject?
A. Two or more simple subjects (Ava and Scarlett) that have the same predicate (playing the lead roles)
B. Two or more simple predicates (playing the lead roles and being the director) that have the same subject (Ava, Scarlett, Maya)
C. A subject (Ava, Scarlett, Maya) that is made up of two or more words
D. A subject (Ava, Scarlett, Maya) that is a complete thought
Grammar › View
You ________________ go to the Sears Tower when you are in Chicago.
A. should
B. must
C. have to