[ Conjunctions ]
In the sentence ‘I will go to the gym, yet I don’t like to exercise’, what is ‘yet’?
A. Preposition
B. Adverb
C. Coordinating conjunction
D. Subordinating conjunction
Random Topics:
Simple Past/Past ProgressiveModal AuxiliariesComparative - SuperlativeQuantifiers & Modal VerbsIf- ConditionalPast Simple, Present Perfect TenseSentence Structure and Pronoun AntecedentComparative and Superlative AdverbsPresent Perfect and Present Perfect Progressive TensesTypes of Simple SentencesOther quiz:
Verb Tenses and Sentence Structure › ViewIdentify the correct verb form or tense in the sentence: We got to the lighthouse at noon.
A. We get to the lighthouse at noon.
B. We got to the lighthouse at noon.
C. We will get to the lighthouse at noon.
D. We are getting to the lighthouse at noon.
Future Tenses › View
I ______a burger (intentions)
A. will have
B. am going to have
C. am having
Modal Verbs › ViewJohn ________ your car keys. He hasn’t even left the house.
A. can’t take
B. mustn’t take
C. can’t have taken
Abstract Nouns › View
opposite of disobedience
A. obedience
B. harshness
C. pride
D. cleverness