[ Prepositional Phrases ]
What type of phrase is ‘for their elders’?
A. Noun phrase
B. Adverb phrase
C. Adjective phrase
D. Prepositional phrase

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Grammar › ViewWe ______ (be) here ______ nine o’clock.
A. We have been here since nine o’clock.
B. We have been here for nine o’clock.
C. We has been here for nine o’clock.
D. We has been here since nine o’clock.
Tenses › View
Choose the best answer to complete the following answer:
What ___ at 7 p.m. yesterday?
A. were you doing
B. are you doing
C. do you do
Vocabulary › ViewIt’s often more __________ to use public transport rather than owning a car.
A. economic
B. economical
Mixed General Quiz › View
Which of the following cannot use the suffix -ness?
a. cheerful-
b. dark-
c. gentle-
d. honest-
e. small-
