[ Nouns as Adjectives ]
In the Sentence: The book is about chemestry. The noun that is used as adjective could be:
A. chemestry
B. book
C. about
D. is
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Articles › Viewlong live ______ Queen
A. a
B. an
C. the
D. –
Coordinating Conjunctions › View
Is the sentence correct?
I eat oysters and clams, but my brother doesn’t eat any shellfish.
A. Correct
B. Incorrect
Grammar and Idioms › ViewComplete the sentence: The politician’s speech was filled with ___ statements, leaving the audience confused.
A. contradictory
B. contradicting
C. contradiction
D. contradicted
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If he doesn’t apologize, he’ll _____ a rude person.
A. get along with
B. come across as
C. run up against