Which of the following sentences contains a common noun?
A. Mr. Smith gave us a tour of New York City.
B. Sarah is my best friend.
C. The dog ran across the street.
D. We visited Paris last summer.
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Mixed General Quiz › ViewMount Airy, North Carolina, the boyhood home of actor Andy Griffith is the model ___ Mayberry of TV’s Andy Griffith Show.
a. for
b. in
c. at
d. to
Adverbs › View
Which of these questions do adverbs NOT answer?
A. Why?
B. How?
C. When?
D. Where?
Passive Voice › ViewThey expected that this summer holiday would be swelteringly hot.
A. It expected that this summer holiday would be swelteringly hot.
B. They expected that this summer holiday would be swelteringly hot.
C. It was expected that this summer holiday would be swelteringly hot.
D. It is expected that this summer holiday would be swelteringly hot.
Grammar › View
Find a similar sentence:
My parents made it obligatory for me to stay home on weekdays.
A. I can’t stay home on weekdays.
B. I should stay home on weekdays.
C. I have to stay home on weekdays.
D. I’m able to stay home on weekdays.