Topics: Modal and Compound Nouns
What is the correct compound noun for “glasses for the sun”?
A. sunglass
B. sunglasses
C. sunmirror
D. sunlight
Select your answer:
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A. Indict
B. To make old fashion
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Choose the correct sentence in a classroom setting.
A. During the lecture, the professor would often call upon students to answer questions.
B. The student would call upon the librarian to help with research.
C. The students were asked to call upon the tutor for guidance.
D. The team decided to call upon a new project management strategy.