I have ________ money left.
A. a couple of
B. a few
C. few
D. hardly any
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Grammar › ViewThe fire burned down the house to cinders.
A. The house was burned to cinders by the fire.
B. The house was burned down due to cinders from the fire.
C. The house burned down to cinders by the fire.
D. The house was burned down to cinders by the fire.
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What is the superlative form of the following adverb?
efficiently
A. (the) more efficiently
B. the most efficient
C. most efficiently
D. the more efficient
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A. come / have started
B. came / was starting
C. came / had started
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Which sentence is an example of a compound sentence?
A. The dog barked loudly.
B. The dog barked loudly and scared the cat.
C. The dog, which was a large German shepherd, barked loudly.
D. When the dog barked loudly, it scared the cat.