How / you / sleep / last night?
A. How did you sleep last night?
B. How did you slept last night?
C. How you sleep last night?
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Past Simple - Present Perfect › ViewWhat was it like? ___ you ____(like) it?
A. Did / like
B. Did / liked
C. Have / liked
D. Have / likeed
Suffixes and Tenses › View
Identify the role of the suffix “-ist” in the word “journalist” and explain its significance.
A. A person who writes journals; “The journalist reported the news.”
B. A person who studies; “The journalist studied the topic.”
C. A person who teaches; “The journalist taught the class.”
D. A person who paints; “The journalist painted a picture.”
Vocabulary › ViewShe is very __________, and she always wants to have more money and possessions. She is not happy with what she has.
A. materialistic
B. successful
C. dissatisfied
D. confused
Noun, Adjective, and Adverb Clauses › View
How is the clause being used in the sentence?
The girl’s worst flaw is that she is wearing too much makeup.
A. subject
B. direct object
C. subject complement
D. object of preposition