There’s (anything / nothing) for an omelet. A. anything ...

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There’s (anything / nothing) for an omelet.

A. anything

B. nothing

Select your answer:

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corresponding sounds in the last two consecutive syllables, the second of which is unstressed

A. Feminine Rhyme

B. Masculine Rhyme

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Which sentence correctly uses a comma?

A. You’ll understand the concept better, if you read the chapter carefully.

B. You’ll understand the concept better if you read the chapter carefully.