[ Grammar ]
Combine the sentences with a compound subject.
A. Elephants and zebras gather in herds.
B. Elephants gather in herds and Zebras gather in herds.
C. Elephants and Zebras gather in herds.
Random Topics:
Present Simple QuestionsFinite and Non-Finite VerbIdiomsPresent Progressive TensePassive and Active VoiceConjunctions - Conjunctive AdverbsCompound Words and SentencesVerb, Object, PrepositionPrepositions of Time and PlaceDEGREE COMPARISONOther quiz:
Modals of Advice › ViewA: She doesn’t brush her hair.
B: She…
A. She shoulds brush her hair.
B. She should to brush her hair.
C. She should brush her hair.
Prepositions › View
She’s been saving money to buy a new laptop _____ a while.
A. at
B. for
C. in
D. on
Simple Present Tense › ViewIt ___________ at 9:00 in the evening.
A. closes
B. opens
C. wakes up
D. gets up
Tenses › View
Dad _____ as a baker for forty years and he _____ to work for at least another twenty years.
A. is working / wants
B. has been working / wants
C. works / is wanting
D. has worked / has wanted