What does ‘Symbolism’ mean?
A. A direct statement of a theme
B. When an object, person, or event stands for a deeper meaning
C. The final outcome of a story
D. The conflict between characters
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“Put” Phrasal VerbNoun PhraseModals: Possibility, Necessity, ExpectationModal Verbs for SpeculationPassivisationPast Simple (to be)Noun ClausePresent/Past/Past ParticpleSubject Verb Agreement & Subjunctive MoodAdjectives (-ed / -ing)Other quiz:
Grammar › ViewHow often does John (go)………… to the library? No, he (not like)………….to read books. He only (want)…..……..to listen to music. What he (do)………..at the moment?
A. go, doesn’t like, wants, does he do
B. go, don’t like, wants, is he doing
C. go, doesn’t like, wants, is he doing
D. go, doesn’t like, want, is he doing
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Children benefit greatly ____________ a teacher who has creativity.
A. in
B. on
C. with
D. form
Grammar › ViewThe book_________ you lent me was fascinating.
A. that
B. which
C. who
D. whom
Adjectives › View
Mrs. Sears tells funny stories.
A. funny
B. tells
C. Mrs. Sears
D. stories