[ Grammar ]
Which is the correct meaning of “under”?
A. At the back side of something
B. Below something
C. In the middle of two things
D. On top of something
Random Topics:
Will, Be going to, Present ContinuousCommon & Proper NounsPossessive Pronouns and QuantifiersOrder of AdjectivesGrammar - Punctuation of SentencesAdverbs or AdjectivesPresent Simple and Modal VerbsModals and VocabularyGrammar - QuantiflierGerunds and ModalsOther quiz:
Grammar › View_________ Syamimie was grateful to Alisah for her help, she bought her a beautiful pen at Mr DIY.
A. since
B. although
C. but
D. why
Grammar › View
– “Tom wasn’t there last night?” – “No, ______.”
A. I wasn’t either
B. either was I
C. I wasn’t too
D. neither I was
Grammar › ViewSandy is in my class.
A. sentence
B. fragment
C. run-on
Grammar › View
COMBINING SENTENCES: The dog is running. The cat is running.
A. The dog is running and the cat is running.
B. The dog is and the cat is running.
C. The dog and cat are running.