[ Grammar ]
to reach a high point of development; to end, climax
A. culminate
B. downright
C. brood
D. goad
Random Topics:
Independent and Dependent Clausesas...as, comparatives, superlativesModal AuxiliariesNounsUnderstanding Product Packaging and TensesPronounSubject/Verb Agreement with Collective NounsPrepositions of Place and TimeDescriptionsAdjective or AdverbOther quiz:
Vocabulary › ViewI’d like to _______ Alan to break up with Elaine, but I know he’ll get angry if I offer my opinion.
A. to punish
B. to suggest to
C. to follow
Grammar › View
Marxance … to America.
A. has often been
B. often has been
C. has been often
Progressive Perfect and Simple Verb Tenses › ViewWhich perfect tense is the following sentence written in? They have done their homework.
A. past perfect
B. present perfect
C. future perfect
Passive Voice › View
Someone must ____ the door. They are waiting there.
A. be opened
B. open
C. opened