I’ve always ______________ cats are smarter than dogs.
A. thinking
B. think
C. thought
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Grammar › ViewWhich of these word is a noun?
A. sing
B. cat
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The house with peeling paint is at the end of the street.
A. Adjective
B. Adjective Phrase
C. Adjective Clause
D. none of these
Verb Tenses › ViewWrite a sentence using the simple future tense of the verb “to visit.”
A. I visit my grandparents.
B. I am visiting my grandparents.
C. I visited my grandparents.
D. I will visit my grandparents.
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Which sentence contains a compound subject?
A. A king cobra and a mongoose do not make a good combination.
B. King cobras love to make nests in piles of dried leaves.
C. Mongooses enjoy sneaking up on a cobra nest and stealing the eggs.
D. Cobras will strike at a mongoose, but a mongoose can move quickly out of the way.