[ Tenses & Affixes ]
“Happiness” means the state of being happy
A. TRUE
B. FALSE

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Adjective › ViewWe saw a ________ movie the other day.
a.great new
b.new great
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Which sentence is grammatically correct?
A. nemo finally found his way home
B. Nemo finally found his way home
C. Nemo finally found his way home.
Adverbs › ViewWhich sentence avoids the use of double negatives correctly?
A. I haven’t but one dollar left.
B. I have but one dollar left.
C. I haven’t only one dollar left.
D. I only haven’t one dollar left.
Present Continuous Tense › View
you / cook dinner / now / ?
A. Is you cooking dinner now?
B. Am you cooking dinner now?
C. Are you cooking dinner now?
