Adjective Comparative Superlative
small, ________________, smallest
A. small
B. smaller
C. smallen
D. smallest

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Adverbial Clauses › ViewI’m sure there will have been some changes ______ into effect.
A. until the new policy came
B. when the new policy had come
C. while the new policy is coming
D. by the time the new policy comes
1st and 2nd Conditionals › View
Why do we use the 1st Conditional?
A. Facts
B. Possible Future
C. Imaginary Future
D. Imaginary Past
Verbs and Tenses › ViewConvert this sentence to past tense: ‘Sri and Laila walk to school every day.’
A. Sri and Laila walks to school every day.
B. Sri and Laila walked to school every day.
C. Sri and Laila walked to school yesterday.
D. Sri and Laila walking to school every day.
Comma › View
Uncle Bill said Noodles are a meal for a king!
A. Uncle Bill said “, Noodles are a meal for a king!”
B. Uncle Bill said,”Noodles are a meal for a king!”
C. Uncle Bill said “Noodles are a meal for a king!”
D. Uncle Bill said”,Noodles are a meal for a king!”
E. No comma needed.
