[ Verbs & Adverbs ]
Mark whether the verb used in the given sentences is transitive or intransitive:
The bluebirds are flying to the north.
A. Transitive
B. Both A and B
C. Intransitive
D. None of these
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Quantifiers: too many, too much & enough › ViewSally’s trick-or-treat bag has … candy in it than Tom’s.
A. fewer
B. less
Grammar › View
How _____ people do you work with?
A. many
B. much
Grammar › ViewA worker connected the boat to a rail with a notted rope. Which correction should be made to this sentence?
A. Change rail to rale
B. Change boat to bote
C. Change notted to knotted
D. Make no change
Simple Tenses › View
Avery was preparing a meal and wanted to describe what she did with the food. Convert the verb ‘eat’ to its past tense form.
A. eats
B. eating
C. eated
D. ate