[ Degrees of Comparison ]
When we compare long adjectives, we use
A. “more…then”
B. “more….than”
C. “the most”
D. “the more…than”
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Relative Pronouns › ViewDo you know anyone ______ has visited Ireland?
A. whom
B. whose
C. that
D. which
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My mum ___________ she was having a great time.
A. said her
B. told to her
C. told me
Grammar › ViewI want to play in the park________ its raining.
A. because
B. but
C. if
D. so
Vocabulary › View
Which word means “having or showing a feeling of patronizing superiority”?
A. condescending
B. wizened
C. bellicose