[ Pronouns ]
Neither of them has been to London earlier. [Identify the type of pronoun in the given sentence.]
A. Demonstrative Pronoun
B. Distributive Pronoun
C. Indefinite Pronoun
D. Interrogative Pronoun
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Conditional 0Grammar: Simple Past and Past ContinuousSimple and Past TensesPRESENT SIMPLE vs PRESENT CONTINUOUS + QUANTAdjective or AdverbAdverb of MannerCompliment, Congratulation, and HopeSuperlativesPossessive Pronouns and Adjective PronounsNeither/Either/All/NoneOther quiz:
Simple Past Tense › View____ any goods film recently?
A. Have you seen
B. Are you see
C. Did you saw
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I must study maths.
A. Maths must be studied by I.
B. Maths must be study by me.
C. Maths must be studied by me.
D. Maths must be studied to me.
Grammar › ViewWhich sentence has the correct punctuation?
A. Theres a 50% chance for rain tomorrow.
B. There’s a 50% chance for rain tomorrow.
C. There”s a 50% chance for rain tomorrow.
D. There’s is a 50% chance for rain tomorrow.
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Padma is a ________ girl.
A. nice
B. niece
C. nicer
D. nicest