[ Grammar ]
The phrase “back packing trip” means:
A. Planning a trip that centers around the contents of my back pack.
B. Using only maps and snacks that are in my back pack on a trip.
C. A trip that is simplistic and the only luggage is a back pack.
D. A school trip with young children.
E. It’s the name of a movie with the guy from Saturday Night Live.
Random Topics:
Preposition and ConjunctionPresent and Future TensesPre-intermediateConjunctive AdverbsCompound AdjectivesSimple Present - Negative & InterrogativePhrasal VerbGrammar: AgreementModal, Causative Verb & Elliptical StructureVocabulary & GrammarOther quiz:
Grammar › ViewI was walking to school _______ I saw a snake.
A. while
B. won’t
C. when
D. will
Quantifiers & Modals of Obligation › View
You _ _ _ _ _ do something to solve this problem.
A. have to
B. ‘ve to
C. must
Conjunction › ViewShe interviewed for three jobs, ______ she really wants to work here.
A. but
B. for
C. so
D. and
Adjective › View
Paul became ___ when he heard that he would not get the raise.
a. angry
b. sorry