Which part of speech shows location or condition? (It is usually followed by a noun or phrase.)
A. adjective
B. noun
C. preposition
D. conjunction
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Passive Voice and Relative Clauses › ViewThe book was too expensive. I wanted to buy it.
a. The book which I wanted to buy it was too expensive
b. The book who I wanted to buy was too expensive.
c. The book which I wanted to buy was too expensive.
d. The book that I wanted to buy it was too expensive.
Verb Tenses (Progressive, Perfect) › View
My brother IS VISITING our cousins in Chicago right now.
A. present progressive
B. past progressive
C. future progressive
Vocabulary › ViewTo repeat (something written or said by another person) exactly. : to write or say a line or short section from (a piece of writing or a speech)
A. quote
B. inference
C. main idea
D. text
Tenses › View
It’s 06.00 p.m. Mary is at home. She… dinner. She always eats dinner with her family around six o’clock.
A. Is eating
B. Are eating
C. Eats
D. Eat