They are studying in the library because finals are coming.
A. They wishes they weren’t studying at the library.
B. They wish they weren’t studying at the library.
C. They wish weren’t they studying at the library.
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Verb Moods and Vague Pronouns › ViewWhich sentence correctly clarifies the antecedent?
A. “The books were on the table, but it was broken.”
B. “The books were on the table, but the table was broken.”
C. “The books were on the table, but they were broken.”
D. “The books were on the table, but someone broke it.”
Some vs. Any › View
Hey! There’s _____ that I know. He’s in my Computer Science class.
. somebody
b.anybody
c. nobody
d. someone
Grammar › ViewWhat is an adverb?
A. a word that is a person, place, thing or idea
B. a word that modifies verbs and some other parts of speech
C. a word that connects words, phrases, and clauses
D. a word that modifies nouns and pronouns
Adjective › View
Identify all of the adjectives in the sentence.
I enjoyed the delicious dinner that mom cooked.
A. enjoyed
B. delicious
C. dinner
D. Mom
E. cooked