[ Grammar ]
There is a wild destructive boar roaming the land.
Is there a mistake there?
A. Yes, there needs to be a comma between “wild” and “destructive”
B. no.
C. Yes, there needs to be a comma between “boar” and “roaming.”
Random Topics:
Simple Tenses in EnglishPast Simple Negative & QuestionsDefinite & Indefinite Pronoun & ConditionalsConditional and Mix Conditional SentenceSecond ConditionalsTensesVocabulary and GrammarModal SpeculationPerfect TensesThe -ing Form of VerbsOther quiz:
Idioms › ViewTo “zonk-out” is to ___.
a. daydream
b. get excited
c. fall asleep quickly
Subjunctive › View
“You’re brilliant. I wish I could play the guitar like you.”
This means …
A. I’m sorry that I can’t play the guitar like you.
B. I can play the guitar as well as you.
C. I learned how to play the guitar.
Vocabulary and Grammar › ViewSelect the correct form of ‘wish’: I ________ I could travel more often.
A. wish
B. wish to
C. wished
D. wish were
Comparative Adjective › View
The weather this summer is ever _________ than last summer.
A. more bad
B. worse
C. badder