[ Grammar ]
A. He is happy so he claps his feet.
B. He is sad so he claps his hands.
C. He is happy so he claps his hands.
Random Topics:
Adjectives or AdverbsSubject Verb Agreement and Verb TensesConjunctions, Interjections and Sentence TypeModal and Phrasal Verbs-ing / InfinitiveModal Verbs for Permission and ObligationAdjective & AdverbWh-QuestionSubject Verb Agreement and Coordinating ConjunctionsDegrees of AdjectivesOther quiz:
Grammar › ViewHe bought a new jacket because his old one ____________ his warm anymore.
A. not keeping
B. were not keeping
C. was not keeping
D. be not keeping
E. was keeping not
Grammar › View
He is a walking dictionary
A. a person looks like a book
B. a person only knows how to speak using literal language
C. a person is really smart
D. a person likes to walk around while carrying a lot of books
Grammar › ViewThe……… car toward us looks modern
A. comes
B. coming
C. came
D. to come
Grammar › View
We use the Present Continuous when the action:
A. happened in the past.
B. is happening right now.
C. will happen in the future.
D. never happens.