Which sentence correctly eliminates the double negative?
A. The builders haven’t scarcely finished digging the foundation for the house.
B. The builders have scarcely finished digging the foundation for the house.
C. The builders haven’t finished digging the foundation for the house scarcely.
D. The builders didn’t hardly finish digging the foundation for the house.
Random Topics:
Adjective + to + VerbTenseConnectives (because, due to, owing to, because of)Adverb ClausesRelative Clauses and Past PerfectGerund, Participle, Infinitive, or Appositivea, an, the, zero articleTenses and Word FormationRelative - ConditionalPunctuation and GrammarOther quiz:
Grammar › View‘I’d like to go to Australia.’ ___________.’
A. So do I
B. So am I
C. So would I
D. Neither do I
Communicative Grammar › View
We unloaded 50 ___________ at the warehouse.
A. boxss
B. boxes
C. boxess
Grammar › ViewThe Hadza are one of the …………. tribes in Africa.
A. eldest
B. older
C. oldest
D. elder
Subject Verb Agreement › View
Which of the following sentences contains a subject-verb agreement error?
A. Either the book or the magazines are on the table.
B. Either the book or the magazines is on the table.
C. Either the book or the magazines be on the table.
D. Either the book or the magazines were on the table.