[ Grammar ]
The subject is _________.
A. The telling part of the sentence.
B. The naming part of the sentence.
C. The object of the sentence.
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Be going to / WillSubject Verb Agreement and Verb TensesPossessive Adjective and PronounGrammar, adverbs of frequency placementwill, be going to, would like toThe Simple Present TensePersonal PronounFigure of SpeechUnreal ConditionalsUsed to & would & Past SimpleOther quiz:
If Clause › ViewIf you do what you tell others, they ______ in you.
A. would believe
B. won’t believe
C. believe
D. will believe
Simple Past - Irregular Verbs › View
We ________ photos of our favorite stars last week.
(to take)
A. took
B. taken
C. taked
Vocabulary › ViewThe suffix -ly means in this way. Which word below uses the suffix -ly to state in an angry way.
A. stormy
B. rocky
C. juicy
D. angrily
E. hurriedly
Tenses and Voice › View
What is the present perfect form of ‘He finishes his homework’?
A. He has finish his homework.
B. He finished his homework.
C. He is finishing his homework.
D. He has finished his homework.