[ Adverbs ]
My dog always barks.
A. my
B. always
C. barks
D. dog
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V-ing/to-V › ViewMy mother is very keen on (grow)……………………..roses.
A. to grow
B. grewing
C. growing
D. to growing
Coordinating Conjunction › View
“He is talented in painting, _____ he excels in photography.”
A. and
B. but
C. nor
D. so
Preposition › ViewI get up ……… the morning.
A. at
B. in
C. on
D. to
Present Tenses › View
When ____ for their honeymoon?
A. do Ken and Pat leave
B. Ken and Pat are leaving
C. are Ken and Pat leaving