What is a proper noun?
A. noun that names more than one
B. noun that names a particular person, place, thing, animal, or idea
C. noun that names only one
D. noun that names any person, place, thing, animal, or idea
Random Topics:
Give, do and makeHave vs. HasGrammar of Conjunctions and PrepotitionsVerb Present Simple TenseSimple Present and Present ContinuousModals in the PastPresent and Past Simple TenseContinuous and Perfect TensesModal Auxiliaries and Similar ExpressionsSo....that... Such.......thatOther quiz:
Grammar › ViewWhose is ____ pencil over there by the window?
A. this
B. that
C. these
D. those
Grammar › View
Combine the following ideas into one complete sentence: “The teacher explained the lesson. The students understood it quickly.”
A. The teacher understood it and explained the lesson to the students quickly.
B. The lesson was explained by the teacher, understood quickly by the students.
C. The students understood the lesson quickly explained by the teacher.
D. The teacher explained the lesson, which the students quickly understood.
Grammar › ViewChoose the correct answer:
afford + _____
A. V
B. V-ing
C. to V
Gerunds & Infinitives › View
I tried ………………. my eyes open, but I eventually fell asleep.
A. to keep
B. keep
C. keeping
D. a keep