Definition:
A direct comparison between two things. Does not use like or as.
A. Simile
B. Metaphor
C. Idiom
D. Hyperbole
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Past and Perfect TensesSubject, Object, Possessive Pronoun and Possessive AdjectivesLinking VerbsPerfect TenseArticles and QuantifiersUsed to - Would - TensesConditional Sentence Type 0-3Present Forms and Narrative Tenseswill, be going to, would like to1st ConditionalOther quiz:
Grammar › ViewChoose the correct Adjective to fill the blank.
The dog barks ______________.
_
A. Loud
B. Loudest
C. Loudly
D. Louder
Suffixes and Tenses › View
Explain the meaning of the suffix “-less” in the word “careless” and provide an example of its use in a sentence.
A. Full of care; “She is very careless with her belongings.”
B. Without care; “He was careless and broke the vase.”
C. More care; “She is careless about her studies.”
D. Less care; “He is careless about his appearance.”
Vocabulary and Grammar › ViewWith the economic slowdown, companies expect more delinquencies and __________.
A. profit
B. turnover
C. bankruptcy
D. share
Correlative Conjunction › View
I play _____ tennis ____ basketball, I suck at sports.
A. either … or
B. neither … nor
C. both … and
D. not only … but also