Comparative of “interesting”
A. more interesting than
B. the most interesting
C. interesting
D. interested
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Adverbial Clause › ViewI won’t go to the party _____ you come with me.
A. if
B. unless
C. so that
D. when
Punctuating Clauses › View
Correctly punctuate the compound sentence: I love to read books my brother prefers to watch movies.
A. I love to read books; my brother prefers to watch movies.
B. I love to read books, my brother prefers to watch movies.
C. I love to read books my brother prefers to watch movies.
D. I love to read books: my brother prefers to watch movies.
Grammar › ViewSpelling. Select the correct answer.
word meaning: by mistake, unintentionally, inadvertently
A. Accidentally
B. Accidently
C. Accidentely
D. Accidentily
Conjunctions › View
You should eat healthy ___ stay fit.
A. in order to
B. because
C. so that
D. or