Identify the inversion: Hardly had I arrived when the meeting started.
A. When the meeting started, hardly had I arrived.
B. Hardly had I arrived.
C. I had hardly arrived when the meeting started.
D. Hardly I had arrived when the meeting started.
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Subject-Verb Agreement › ViewThe teacher run a tight ship.Does this sentence seem right?
What should be changed
A. Change ship to ships
B. Change run to runs
C. Nothing is wrong with this sentence
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Haziq sells delicious cakes at the bakery while sitting on a wheelchair. He works ward to earn his own income.
A. A friend in need is a friend in deed
B. If there is a will, there is a way
C. It’s no use crying over spilled milk
D. Every cloud has a silver lining
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The word “opponent” in this sentence is a:
A. adverb
B. noun
C. pronoun
D. adjective
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My parents are glad ____ my success in finding a job after graduation.
A. to see
B. seeing
C. see
D. saw