To be “all ears” means…
A. listen attentively
B. when you have more than one earring
C. when you wear a silly hat with other ears
D. when you are not listening
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Pronoun › ViewThe sun was hot, and although the water was polluted, __________ made me want to dive in anyhow
A. It
B. The water
C. The weather condition
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‘I can’t find my book’ said Alba.
A. Alba said she couldn’t find her book.
B. Alba said she couldn’t found her book.
C. Alba said she can’t find her book.
D. She said she could found her book.
Action vs Linking Verbs/ Verb Phrases › ViewWhich type of verb connects the subject to a word that describes or identifies the subject?
A. Linking verb
B. Transitive verb
C. Action verb
D. Intransitive verb
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Choose the sentence that is grammatically correct:
A. If I was the boss, I’d let everyone leave early on Fridays.
B. If I were the boss, I’d let everyone leave early on Fridays.