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The prefix “dis” means:
A. before
B. after
C. cause to
D. not, opposite of
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Prepositions › ViewI am proud ………………….. my parents.
A. in
B. at
C. of
D. by
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In which order should these adjectives be put into this sentence?
Mrs. Buzard carried her_____________ ____________, _______________ teaching bags into the school.
A. two, heavy, red
B. red, heavy, two
C. red, two, heavy
D. two, red, heavy
Grammar › View“I will finish the project by tomorrow,” he said.
A. he said that he will finish the project by tomorrow
B. he said that he would finish the project by tomorrow
C. he said that he finishes the project by tomorrow
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Ana is beautiful. What is beautiful in the sentence?
A. A. adjective
B. B. verb
C. C.preposition
D. D.adverb