After “in spite of” and “despite,” what type of word do we use?
A. A noun, gerund, or pronoun
B. A verb
C. An adjective
D. An adverb
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Grammar › Viewon, in, of, to, above, under, around
A. adjectives
B. helping verbs
C. prepositions
D. infinitives
Vocabulary › View
Replace the capitalized word with its best synonym:
A work of art created for the purpose of visual PLEASURE is normally categorized as fine art.
A. promotion
B. delight
C. allocation
D. influence
Grammar › View……………………………………………., he would have come to class.
A. If George had been able to finish his homework
B. If George could finish his homework
C. Would George be able to finish his homework
D. If George is able to finish his homework
Tenses › View
Identify the error: “By the time we arrived, the train has left the station.”
A. No error
B. By the time we arrived, the train left the station.
C. By the time we arrived, the train had left the station.
D. By the time we arrived, the train has left the station.