What is the correct form of the adjective in the sentence: This is the (good, better, best) book I’ve ever read.
A. great
B. better
C. good
D. best
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Grammar › ViewIdentify the sentence below that has an issue with pronouns and antecedents.
A. Mike bikes to school every day. He loves the exercise.
B. Achilles and Hector battled with one another. He was very brave.
C. Sarah studies for all of her tests. She earns high marks.
D. Achilles was angry with King Agamemnon. He knew that the ruler did not appreciate his warriors enough.
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If I (wear) hat, I would look like an old woman.
A. wore
B. wear
C. will wear
D. would wear
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