An adjective with one or two syllables is
A. A long adjective
B. A short adjective
C. An irregular adjective
D. Not an adjective
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Countable & Uncountable Nouns › ViewChoose the answer which has the similar meaning to the first sentence: Would you like some more chocolate?
A. Would you like another piece of chocolate?
B. Would you like much more chocolate?
C. Would you like many chocolate?
D. Would you like few chocolate?
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Her ____ of English grammar is very extensive.
A. knowing
B. knowledge
C. acknowledgement
D. known
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Mrs Anita : What is the girl doing right now?
Shofi : The girl is ….
_
A. breaking the dishes
B. washing the clothes
C. washing the dishes
D. cleaning the room
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A: What __________________ of this book?
B: I think it’s fantastic!
A. do you think
B. is you think
C. you do think