A banana is
A. countable noun
B. uncountable noun
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Reported Speech › ViewMy dog has brown hair, it eats a lot.
A. Javier said that his dog had brown hair and it ate a lot.
B. Javier said that his dog has brown hair and it ate a lot.
C. Javier said that his dog hads brown hair and it ates a lot.
Simple Past Tense › View
The old woman __________ some cookies for her family yesterday.
A. climbed
B. baked
C. ate
D. cried
Coherent Sentence with Correct Grammar Structure › ViewWhich sentence demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement?
A. Neither the players nor the coach were satisfied with the game.
B. Neither the players nor the coach was satisfied with the game.
C. Neither the players nor the coach are satisfied with the game.
D. Neither the coach nor the players was satisfied with the game.
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Choose the simple form to complete each sentence.
The basketball team ______ the championship.
A. had won
B. was winning
C. won