[ Vocabulary ]
What does “condemnation” mean in a legal context?
A. Approval of a law
B. Disapproval or punishment
C. Revision of a law
D. Proposal of a new law
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Grammar ( going to)Subordinating and Coordinating ConjunctionsGrammar (Possessive Pronouns)Neither/Either/All/NonePast Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous TenseRelative Clauses beginning with PrepositionsCompound and Complex SentencesPast Perfect Simple & ContinuousModal "Have to"Adverb or AdjectiveOther quiz:
Grammar › ViewIdentify the complete subject in the sentence below
My puppy ate all of her food last night.
A. My
B. My puppy
C. ate
D. ate all of her food last night
Verb Tenses › View
We _____________ TV when you called us.
A. are watching
B. was watching
C. were watching
D. is watching
Simple Past Tense › ViewWho did you go with?
A. I went with my parents.
B. I goed with my parents.
C. I go with my parents.
Grammar › View
Use: (get+someone+to+verb/have+someone+verb) or (get/have+something+past participle)
Do you usually get your hair____ professionally? How often do you get it cut?
A. cut
B. to cut