I can’t cook as well as my mother does.
A. My mother can cook better than I can.
B. My mother can’t cook better than I can.
C. My mother can cook well than I can.
D. I can cook better than my mother can.
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Adverbs › ViewWhat is an adverb phrase?
A. A group of words that includes a subject and a predicate.
B. A prepositional phrase used as an adverb to modify a verb, adjective, or another adverb.
C. A dependent clause used as an adverb.
D. A single word that modifies a verb.
Adverb of Frequency › View
He (100%) watches TV with his brother.
A. He never watches TV with his brother.
B. He usually watches TV with his brother.
C. He always watches TV with his brother.
Subject - Verb Agreement › ViewOne of these books ______ to Paul.
A. belong
B. belonging
C. belongs
D. belonged
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I have made a lot of friends since my family ______ here.
A. move
B. moved
C. have moved
D. will move