What kind of phrase begins this sentence: ...

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What kind of phrase begins this sentence:

Getting more and more frustrated, he tried to read the long contract.

A. Prepositional phrase
B. Gerund
C. Participial phrase
D. Adverb phrase

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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(Our/Ours) house is almost the same as (our/ours) neighbor’s house. The only difference in appearance is that (our/ours) is gray and (their/theirs) is white.

A. Our – our – ours – theirs

B. Our – ours – our – theirs

C. Ours – our – ours – theirs

D. Ours – our – ours – their

Adverbs (manners & modifiers) › View

I now I eat very _______, but I love Mc’Donalds!!

A. unhealth

B. unhealthy

C. unhealthly

D. unhealthily

Reported Speech › View

She_________ me whether I liked classical music or not.

A. ask

B. asks

C. asked

D. asking

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You’ll know him from his _____________. He has really long hair and is very tall.

A. surface

B. adventure

C. appearance

D. shape