[ Grammar ]
An adjective is a word that describes an adverb
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
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Mixed Tenses › ViewIdentify the correct verb tense in the following sentence: She (go) to the store every day.
A. went
B. gone
C. going
D. goes
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Sharon went shopping ______ some bread and milk.
A. to buy
B. for to buy
C. for buy
Active vs. Passive › ViewWas the window pane …. the children?
A. Broke
B. Broken by
C. Broke for
D. Broken for
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You don’t need such a powerful computer for basic tasks.
A. The more powerful the computer is, the better for basic tasks
B. The more powerful the computer is, the worse for basic tasks.
C. A powerful computer makes basic tasks less and less efficient.
D. Basic tasks require a powerful computer.