assuming the truth of a statement before it is proven
A. begging the question
B. card-stacking
C. analogy
D. bandwagon
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Appositive Phrase › ViewGracie quickly turned him into a toad.
A. Prepositional
B. Appositive
C. Neither
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Read the sentence and choose the correct one.
A. I think English homework is the easiest than history homework.
B. I think English homework is more easy than history homework.
C. I think English homework is easier than history homework.
Grammar › ViewThe factory was fined for discharging chemicals into the river. The underlined word has the closest meaning to:
A. charging
B. throwing
C. in charging
D. discounting
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I’m drinking too much coffee these days because I’m so busy at work.
A. Temporary or new habit
B. Permanent habits
C. Happening at the moment of speaking
D. General truth