[ Grammar and Sentence Structure ]
What type of adjective is ‘few’ in the sentence “There are few cars left”?
A. Quantitative adjective
B. Descriptive adjective
C. Demonstrative adjective
D. Interrogative adjective
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First and Second Conditional › Viewif the weather ____ tomorrow, we ____ to the zoo.
A. is, will go
B. are, will go
C. will be, will go
D. is, will went
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The teacher explained the lesson, and the students took notes.
A. Simple
B. Compound
C. Complex
D. Compound-complex
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A. compound sentence
B. not a compound sentence
Continuous Tense › View
What … you … when the accident happened?
A. was – doing
B. were – doing
C. did – doing
D. do – doing