[ Pronoun vs. Pronouns ]
Ralph didn’t like his haircut.
A. His
B. Like
C. Haircut
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Grammar › ViewWhich sentence has an adverb clause?
A. KFC, which most people love, is not very healthy.
B. Those students whose names are on the list will go to camp.
C. Students who work hard get good rewards.
D. When the storm began, we were enjoying our time in the park.
Adjective › View
Buy two pounds of cooking apples and two of eating apples.
A cooking / eating
b· cooked / eaten
Positive and Negative Connotations › ViewChoose the word with the most positive connotation to complete the sentence.
I enjoy finding ways to make the most of my budget by being (frugal, miserly, cheap).
A. frugal
B. miserly
C. cheap
Preference & Future Tense › View
We __________ (have) dinner at a seaside restaurant on the coming Sunday.
A. would have
B. are going to have
C. have
D. had