“The laugh of the child” would be written as
A. the children’s laughs
B. the child’s laugh
C. the childs’ laugh
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Grammar › ViewWe …………. at home today.
A. isn’t
B. am not
C. aren’t
D. wasn’t
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Which is the grammatically accurate form of the sentence?
A. They had intended to go to Virginia; but Plymouth would now be their home.
B. They had intended to go to Virginia but Plymouth would now be their home.
C. They had intended to go to Virginia, but Plymouth would now be their home.
D. They had intended to go to Virginia: but Plymouth would now be their home.
Passive Voice › ViewIt _________ that the strike will end soon.
A. is expected
B. expected
C. are expected
D. was expected
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Where does the adverb “usually” go?
A. I am usually angry, believe me!
B. I usually am angry, believe me!