[ Grammar ]
Demonstrative pronouns can also be demonstrative adjectives.
What are the four demonstrative pronouns or adjectives?
A. Who, whom, what, when
B. This, that, these, those
C. his, her, they, them
D. a, an, the, it
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Reported Speech › Viewwell
A. DO
B. MAKE
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Use the verb ‘mean’ in a sentence using the present perfect continuous tense.
A. I have been meaning to go to the store
B. I have been meaning to watch TV
C. I have been meaning to call you all day.
D. I have been meaning to eat dinner
Conjunctions › Viewwe decided to go home ______it was getting late.
A. Because
B. since
C. because of
D. so
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Tinpraphea got tired of Teacher Tom’s nonsense, and _______ his apartment to the ground.
A. burn
B. burnt
C. burnd
D. burning