What does superficial mean?
A. unnecessary, especially through being more than enough
B. behaving or looking as though one thinks one is superior to others
C. concerned with appearance or behavior that is not deep or genuine
D. being prone to disobedience and lack of discipline
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Grammar › ViewIdentify the participial phrase in the following sentence: “Running through the park, she enjoyed the cool breeze.”
A. Running through the park
B. she enjoyed
C. the cool breeze
D. through the park
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Which of the following has correct subject-verb agreement?
A. Neither Zac Efron nor Daniel Radcliffe stars in tonight’s movie.
B. Neither Zac Efron nor Daniel Radcliffe star in tonight’s movie.
Gerund/ To Verb/ Verb › ViewWe stopped at the highway service ………something to eat
A. to get
B. getting
C. get
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Which is the correct spelling of IMMEDIATE as an adverb?
A. Imediately
B. Immediatelly
C. Immediately
D. Immediatealy