[ Grammar ]
What are you doing?
A. I am playing games.
B. I is playing games.
C. I are playing games.
D. I am dancing.
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Grammar › ViewWhich of the following is NOT true of an indirect object?
A. Located between the AVP & DO
B. Can be a noun or pronoun
C. May occur without a DO in the sentence
D. May not be present in a sentence
Conjunction › View
I’m not leaving ______ I get an apology from you.
A. Until
B. As if
C. While
D. As long as
E. So that
homework
A. countable
B. uncountable
C. both
Grammar › View
Please finish the project _____.
A. as possible as you can
B. as possible as soon
C. as soon as possible
D. as soon as possibly