[ Relative Clauses ]
The idea which Barry thought of is great.
A. “Which” can be both omitted and swapped for “that”
B. “Which” can be omitted but can’t be swapped for “that”
C. “Which” can’t be either omitted or swapped for “that”
D. “Which” can’t be omitted but can be swapped for “that”
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A. since
B. ever
C. when
D. yet
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A. The chef cooked a delicious meal.
B. The meal was cooked by the chef.
C. The children played in the park.
D. The teacher graded the exams.
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Has he got straight hair?
A. Yes, he has.
B. No, he hasn’t.
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The gerund form of the verb “Write” is:
A. Writing
B. Writting
C. Written
D. Wrote