What is she doing?
A. She is laughing
B. She is eating
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Prepositional Phrases › ViewIdentify the prepositional phrase in the following sentence: The lamp sits beside the book on the table.
A. beside the book
B. on the table
C. beside the book on the table
D. sits beside the book
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Change the adjective ‘late’ to its comparative form.
A. later
B. latest
C. more late
D. most late
Grammar › ViewHow is the present tense used in this sentence? I like cats.
A. actions that happen repeatedly or regularly
B. information about the present condition that is true
C. information that we believe is a fact
D. actions that take place at the time of speaking
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Differentiate between the following sentences: “They will go” and “They are going.”
A. Both are in the future tense.
B. Both are in the present progressive tense.
C. “They will go” is in the future tense, and “They are going” is in the present progressive tense.
D. “They will go” is in the present progressive tense, and “They are going” is in the future tense.