What two things are being compared in this sentence? After ...

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What two things are being compared in this sentence? After doing 20 push-ups John’s arms felt like limp noodles.

A. push-ups and John

B. arms and noodles

C. push-ups and noodles

D. John and noodles

Select your answer:
A B C D E

Other quiz:

Grammar › View

This lesson is _________________ [boring] yesterday’s lesson.

A. This lesson is the most boring than yesterday’s lesson.

B. This lesson is the most boring yesterday’s lesson.

C. This lesson is the least boring than yesterday’s lesson.

D. This lesson is less boring than yesterday’s lesson.

Phrasal Verbs › View

Peter is an ambitious man who will never ______ till he gets what he wants.

A. put on

B. give up

C. turn down

D. take back

Grammar › View

What do they have at home?

A. They are lessons at home

B. They has lessons at home

C. They have lessons at home

D. They are have lessons at home

Modal Verbs › View

What auxiliary verb is necessary in negative and interrogative sentences with “used to”?

A. Do

B. Does

C. Did

D. Have