Which sentence uses the word “accurate” correctly?
A. If you want to be accurate at math, it helps to check your answers.
B. My math teacher says showing our work is as important as its accurate.
C. I am not sure if this answer is correct; can you accurate it for me?
D. Mrs. Smith is making us do some accurate problems for homework tonight.
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Conditional Sentence Type 1Suffixes (ing-ed) SentencesNoun PhraseWord Form & Verb TensePhrasal VerbsPresent Simple Positive and NegativeHave GotGrammar (want to/ need to/ have to)Helping and Linking VerbsPre-intermediateOther quiz:
Preposition › ViewChoose the correct preposition: “We’re meeting __ the coffee shop at noon.”
A. on
B. at
C. in
D. to
Tenses › View
When we finally ___________________(ARRIVE) at the camp it ___________________ heavily. (RAIN)
A. arrove/was raining
B. arrived/was raining
C. had arrived/had been raining
D. arrived/rained
Grammar › ViewThe festival became associated with the ___ day of two Roman martyrs, both named St. Valentine, who lived in the 3rd century.
a. fast
b. feast
c. feature
d. fist
Question Tag › View
I am late, ______?
A. aren’t I?
B. aren’t me?
C. aren’t you?
D. aren’t they?