[ Grammar ]
The definition for your is…
A. Is a possessive adjective. It describes a noun by telling us to whom it belongs.
B. Is actually a contraction of “you are”.
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Vocabulary and GrammarGrammar (was, were, could, could not)Continuous TensesAdjectives (-ed / -ing)Linking Words and Conjunctionused to vs be used to vs get used toHow often - long - much - manyThe Past SimpleVocabullary TestZero & First ContidionalOther quiz:
Grammar › ViewThere aren’t … houses in the city centre.
A. a few
B. many
Subject-Verb Agreement › View
A notebook and a pen (is, are) lying on the desk in the library.
A. Is
B. Are
I have _____ seen such a great movie like that in my entire life!
A. ever
B. never
C. since
D. yet
Mixed General Quiz › View
Nagoya is famous for long flat noodles, ___ kishimen.
a. call
b. called
c. calling
d. calls
e. be called