[ Grammar and Vocabulary ]
What does the word “crinkly” mean in the context: “The old parchment was crinkly from years of use.”
A. Smooth and flat
B. Wrinkled and creased
C. Shiny and new
D. Soft and flexible
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Tenses › ViewThe earth ______ around the sun.
A. moved
B. is moving
C. moves
D. was moving
Grammar › View
Painting the trees onto the canvas, the wind blew hard that day.
A. NO CHANGE
B. Painting the trees onto the canvas; the wind blew hard that day.
C. Painting the trees onto the canvas, she watched the wind blow.
D. Painting the trees onto the canvas, the wind blew.
Grammar › ViewWhich is correct?
A. Are there any more questions?
B. Are there some more questions?
Mixed General Quiz › View
Be careful not to walk on the broken ___ because you might get cut.
a. glass
b. grass