[ Prepositional Phrases ]
What is the prepositional phrase in the sentence?
We can take a walk before dinner.
A. we can
B. before dinner
C. we can take
D. a walk
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Time Phrases › ViewWhich sentence is correct?
FROM TIME TO TIME
A. From time to time I eat fast food, but not often.
B. From time to time I’m eating fast food, but not often.
C. From time to time I’ve eaten fast food, but not often.
Passive Voice with Modal Verbs › View
“She might bake a cake now.” Which is the correct present passive form?
A. A cake might bake now.
B. A cake might be baked now.
C. A cake will bake now.
D. A cake bakes now.