[ Grammar ]
Define Double entendre
A. a phrase or saying that has two meanings
B. to write around a subject
C. that which comes before
D. a kinder, gentler, less crude or harsh word or phrase
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Grammar › ViewA: What is this?
B: ____________
___
A. This is a spoon
B. I’m a student
C. These are apples
D. He’s my friend
Verbs and Tenses › View
Nisa had a delicious apple for lunch. Form a past tense sentence using the verb ‘eat’.
A. I eating an apple.
B. I ate an apple.
C. I will eat an apple.
D. I eat an apple.
Grammar › View_______ straight until you see the park on your right.
A. Walk
B. Walks
C. Walked
D. Walking
Tenses › View
She ___ to the office when the traffic jam occurred.
A. drove
B. was driving
C. has been driving
D. has driven