[ Grammar ]
… in room 10.
A. You are no
B. You not
C. You aren’t
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Grammar › ViewIt is the smallest unit but the integral part of a language.
A. letters
B. words
C. phonemes
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He decided to go, _______ I begged him not to.
A. although
B. yet
C. since
Grammar › ViewLondon is bigger than Warsaw.
A. London is as small as Warsaw.
B. London isn’t as big as Warsaw.
C. Warsaw isn’t as big as London.
D. Warsaw is as small as London.
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Identify the ADJECTIVES in this sentence:
“Lazy people often lead dull lives.”
A. people
B. lives
C. lazy, dull
D. lazy