. Must include a preposition and an object of the preposition
A. Preposition (P)
B. Prepositional phrase (PP)
C. Object of the preposition (O)
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Grammar › ViewDo you want another cake? No, thank you, ________ .
A. I still have got some left
B. I’ve still got some left
C. I still have some ones
D. I have still some ones
Types of Preposition › View
a type of preposition that shows the relationship of time between the Nouns to the other parts of a sentence.
A. prepositions of time
B. prepositions of place
C. prepositions of movement
D. prepositions of agents or things
So....that... Such.......that › ViewI don’t know if that is …………… good idea. Maybe we should try something else.
A. so that
B. so
C. such
D. such a
Modals › View
There are a lot of cars in front of Tom’s house and I can hear the loud music.
A. He can’t be having a party.
B. He must be having a party
C. He might be having a party