Which sentence does NOT use “demonstrate” correctly?
A. My father demonstrated how to use the lawn mower, but I already knew how.
B. Can you please demonstrate how to do that?
C. Children do not learn things on their own. Parents and teachers demonstrate how to do a lot of things.
D. I believe that educational demonstrate came out very well.
Random Topics:
Modals for Advice, Obligation/Prohibition, Necessity and Lack of NecessityCity PlacesPhrases and ClausesGerund vs InfinitiveModal Verb, Passive VoicePresent Perfect or Past Simple TenseConjunctions and Verb TensesSimple present/ past/ future tenseAnalogyActive & PassiveOther quiz:
Vocabulary › ViewWhat does it mean to have an ‘eclectic’ taste in music?
A. Being serious and eager in the way you do something
B. Being graceful and stylish in appearance
C. Getting ideas from a wide range of sources
D. A person’s sense of self-worth
Grammar › View
Since they ____________us they _______________to visit us last Sunday, we _________________ forward to the day
A. were telling-came- looked
B. would tell- would visit- would look
C. told- would come- were looking
D. tell- are coming- will look
Vocabulary › ViewWhat is a resume?
A. The amount of money an employee is paid
B. Attitudes or personality traits
C. Document providing an overview of skills, work history, education, and achievements
D. Concrete, measurable abilities
Grammar › View
A dependent clause…
A. Definitely Santa
B. does not express a complete thought and cannot stand alone.
C. is a group of words that contains a verb and its subject.
D. is a group of words used as a single part of speech and does not contain a verb and its subject.