[ Compound Nouns and Compound Adjectives Questions ]
What type of compound noun is “mother-in-law”?
A. Closed form
B. Hyphenated form
C. Open form
D. Complex form
Select your answer:
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The teacher ___________ oranges and apples
A. is eating
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