[ Gerund or Infinitive ]
I understand gerunds and infinitives! I don’t need ______ the teacher about the grammar anymore.
A. to ask
B. asking
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Tenses › ViewChoose the sentence that uses the present continuous tense:
A. The children were playing in the park.
B. The children play in the park.
C. The children will play in the park.
D. The children are playing in the park.
Conjunction › View
It wasn’t my will, … yours
A. Nor
B. Or
C. But also
D. But
Grammar › ViewWhich of word is a participle?
The window, broken during the storm, let the icy winds into the cabin
A. window
B. broken
C. during
D. let
Prepositional Phrase › View
What is the prepositional phrase in the sentence?
The dog followed her down the stairs.
A. the dog
B. down the stairs
C. followed her
D. her