[ Grammar ]
What does a participial phrase do in a sentence?
A. It acts as a noun.
B. It acts as an adjective, providing more information about a noun.
C. It acts as an adverb modifying a verb.
D. It connects two independent clauses.
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Phrasal Verb › ViewWhat does “look for” mean?
A. delay
B. try to find
C. refuse
Grammar › View
One combination is not possible: Rely on _____
A. contamination
B. me
C. the government
D. my friends
Linking Verbs & Helping Verbs › ViewWe _____ ________________ doughnuts for friends.
A. are taking
B. is taking
C. was taking
D. will taking
Contrast Linking Words › View
I enjoyed the party ……………….. I didn’t know anybody there.
A. although
B. despite