[ Comparatives, Superlatives, and Modals ]
What is the correct form for comparing two things?
A. The blue car is faster than the red car.
B. The blue car is the most faster than the red car.
C. The blue car is the faster than the red car.
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Helping and Linking Verbs › ViewWhich of the following joins the subject to a noun or adjective in the predicate?
A. action verb
B. helping verb
C. linking verb
D. abstract noun
Grammar › View
My mother _______ I went to the market for shopping.
A. Or
B. Neither
C. Either
D. And
Verb Tenses › View. Which sentence is an example of past perfect tense?
A. She had already left before we arrived.
B. I am going to the store.
C. He has a new book.
D. They will have finished by noon.
Grammar › View
Those kittens ____ neither friendly nor cute. They are fierce.
A. am
B. is
C. are
D. was
E. were