[ Gerunds as Objects of Prepositions ]
I don’t believe _____ holding long meetings.
A. of
B. in
C. to

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PoetryQuestion WordsComparison DegreeGrammar (was, were, could, could not)Correlative ConjunctionModals and Past ModalsSubject Verb Agreement Irregular Verbmust/shouldWill & Be going toModals of DeductionOther quiz:
Grammar › View“However” indicates
A. Contrast
B. Consequence
C. Addition
D. Cause
Grammar › View
He is good ___ playing the guitar.
A. by
B. at
C. in
D. on
Punctuating Clauses › ViewCorrectly place the colon in the following complex sentence: The teacher had one rule no talking during the test.
A. The teacher had one rule; no talking during the test.
B. The teacher had one rule: no talking during the test.
C. The teacher had one rule no talking during the test.
D. The teacher had one rule, no talking during the test.
Modal Verbs › View
You …………. leave now if you wish
A. may
B. could
