[ Future Tense ]
I can buy it for you if you want. I … in the afternoon anyway.
A. will shop
B. shop
C. will be shopping
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Grammar › ViewIdentify the uncountable noun in this sentence: She needs some (information/informations) for her project.
A. data
B. details
C. informations
D. information
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What is the simple subject of the following sentence?
The firemen are extinguishing the fire.
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A. fire
B. firemen
C. are extinguishing
D. the firemen
Grammar › Viewdoes not have a subject OR a predicate
A. phrase
B. clause
C. sandwich
D. gerund
Pronoun › View
And she kept on trying to persuade ____ husband to abandon the children in the forest.
A. Her
B. His
C. Their
D. Our
E. My