[ Degrees of Comparison ]
The comparative form of the short adjectives ends in
A. -est
B. -er
C. -erest
D. -s
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Tenses › ViewWhat ____________ (you / eat) at the moment?
A. are you eating
B. have you eaten
C. do you eat
Perfect Tenses › View
My teacher ……….. (stop) to give the quiz after this online class
A. stops
B. will have stopped
C. stop
D. is stopping
Present Tenses › ViewShe ________ (receive) the award twenty times.
A. Receives
B. Receive
C. Has received
D. Has been receiving
Gerund - to Infinitive › View
I don’t like … the clothes
A. ironing
B. to iron