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At the beach Sarah built the ____ sandcastle of all.
awfully
biggest
expressively
sharp, shiny, showy, soggy
ridden
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Next month, he will have studied this topic for a year.
It sounded harsh and loud.
Which set of words contains adjectives only?
awfully
biggest
expressively
sharp, shiny, showy, soggy
ridden
Are you eating a cookie?
Next month, he will have studied this topic for a year.
It sounded harsh and loud.
Which sentence contains a linking verb?
awfully
biggest
expressively
sharp, shiny, showy, soggy
ridden
Are you eating a cookie?
Next month, he will have studied this topic for a year.
It sounded harsh and loud.
Which sentence has a verb in the past participle tense?
awfully
biggest
expressively
sharp, shiny, showy, soggy
ridden
Are you eating a cookie?
Next month, he will have studied this topic for a year.
It sounded harsh and loud.
ADVERB: Ben was awfully surprised by the frightening, realistic mask.
awfully
biggest
expressively
sharp, shiny, showy, soggy
ridden
Are you eating a cookie?
Next month, he will have studied this topic for a year.
It sounded harsh and loud.
Jack has ____ his bicycle all over Nebraska.
awfully
biggest
expressively
sharp, shiny, showy, soggy
ridden
Are you eating a cookie?
Next month, he will have studied this topic for a year.
It sounded harsh and loud.
Which sentence has correct subject-verb agreement?
awfully
biggest
expressively
sharp, shiny, showy, soggy
ridden
Are you eating a cookie?
Next month, he will have studied this topic for a year.
It sounded harsh and loud.
ADVERB: That lovely music is played expressively by the friendly pianist.
awfully
biggest
expressively
sharp, shiny, showy, soggy
ridden
Are you eating a cookie?
Next month, he will have studied this topic for a year.
It sounded harsh and loud.
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