Fill in the blank using because of, because, ‘cause or cause.
There was no ___ for your outburst and disruption in class.
___
A. because of
B. because
C. ‘cause
D. cause
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Tenses › ViewWhich rule is being applied in these verbs?
fry – fried
A. Irregular verbs change their spelling when forming the past tense
B. Add “-ed” to the end of the verb to form the past tense
C. Change “y” to “i” then add “-ed” for verbs that end in consonant and “y”
Grammar › View
Relating to money or currency
A. Contention
B. Indispensable
C. Tangible
D. Monetary
Present Simple Tense › ViewI always (do)……….my homework after school.
A. do
B. does
C. not do
D. not does
Verbs & Adverbs › View
Choose the correct adverb from the given options:
He used to live in our neighbourhood but I ______ see him.
A. rudely
B. rarely
C. carefully
D. loudly