What part of speech connects words or groups of words? Examples are for, and, nor, but, or, yet, and so?
A. Preposition
B. Adverb
C. Interjection
D. Conjunction
E. Pronoun
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Grammar › ViewWhich sentence has a past tense verb mistake?
A. Louis walked past the main library.
B. He fell down and kicked his foot against the table.
C. Mrs. Yates knew the answer to Louis’ question.
D. Two librarians lookt at him when he walked in the library.
Grammar › View
John: “I’m going to the Long Beach.”
John said that he ______ to the Long Beach.”
_____
A. is going
B. was going
C. went
D. had gone
Grammar › ViewThey __ 2 tickets for bus 89.
A. would like
B. would like to
Phrasal Verb › View
In what context would you use the phrasal verb ‘look down on’?
A. When someone is physically looking down from a high place
B. When someone is searching for something on the ground
C. When someone is admiring someone from a distance
D. When someone has a negative opinion or feeling of superiority towards another person or group.