[ Vocabulary ]
A noun or a noun phrase in the sentence that receives the action in the sentence.
A. assertive sentence
B. imperative sentence
C. indirect object
D. direct object
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Conjunctions › ViewUse a subordinating conjunction in this sentence: ‘_____ you finish your project, you can relax.’
A. Before you finish your project, you can relax.
B. Although you finish your project, you can relax.
C. After you finish your project, you can relax.
D. Unless you finish your project, you can relax.
Mixed General Quiz › View
Predicate nominative come after a linking verb.
A. True
B. False
Clerk
A. Person
B. Place
C. Thing
D. Idea
E. None
Simple Present vs Present Continuous › View
My grandfather often ______________ over for dinner at the weekends.
A. comes
B. come
C. is coming
D. is come