[ Grammar ]
A group of words with a subject and a verb is called:
A. Clause
B. Simple sentence
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Gerund or To Infinitive › ViewI used ________ that television show all the time.
A. To watch
B. Watched
C. Watching
D. To watching
Grammar › View
. You had better ________ your coat; it’s cold outside.
A. wear
B. to wear
C. wearing
D. wore
Afraid vs. Scared › ViewShe is always … by the arrival of the side effects.
(a) afraid
(b) scared
(c) afraid/scared
Mixed General Quiz › View
It is a crime to ___.
a. steal
b. steel