How is a concrete noun different from an abstract noun?
A. Concrete nouns describe things that can be seen or touched; abstract nouns do not.
B. Concrete nouns describe emotions; abstract nouns do not.
C. Concrete nouns describe ideas; abstract nouns do not.
D. Concrete nouns are always capitalized; abstract nouns are not.
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Grammar › ViewGoing to swimming lessons on Saturday is a routine for you. Which sentence correctly describes this situation:
A. I go to swimming lessons on Saturdays.
B. I am going to swimming lessons on Saturdays.
C. I am go to swimming lessons on Saturdays.
D. I went to swimming lessons on Saturdays.
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Helen: What_____you do now?
Jorge: I work as a receptionist at a hotel downtown
A. do
B. does
C. are
D. were
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The principal was thankful to the students who had brought ___________ the issue underlying the conflict.
A. forth
B. about
C. out
D. in
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(it start) _____to rain?
A. Do it starting
B. Is it starting
C. Are it starting
D. Does it starting