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Which of the following is a synonyms for the word lucky?
The teacher brought: a pen, a pencil and a notebook.
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The dogs ran through the park.
Many
Fortunate
Pack
They lost the game, didn’t they.
The pen was dropped to the floor by the teacher.
Which of the sentences is punctuated correctly?
The teacher brought: a pen, a pencil and a notebook.
An
The dogs ran through the park.
Many
Fortunate
Pack
They lost the game, didn’t they.
The pen was dropped to the floor by the teacher.
Which is written in the passive voice?
The teacher brought: a pen, a pencil and a notebook.
An
The dogs ran through the park.
Many
Fortunate
Pack
They lost the game, didn’t they.
The pen was dropped to the floor by the teacher.
Which of the following does not contains a relative clause?
The teacher brought: a pen, a pencil and a notebook.
An
The dogs ran through the park.
Many
Fortunate
Pack
They lost the game, didn’t they.
The pen was dropped to the floor by the teacher.
Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
The teacher brought: a pen, a pencil and a notebook.
An
The dogs ran through the park.
Many
Fortunate
Pack
They lost the game, didn’t they.
The pen was dropped to the floor by the teacher.
Which of the following is an article?
The teacher brought: a pen, a pencil and a notebook.
An
The dogs ran through the park.
Many
Fortunate
Pack
They lost the game, didn’t they.
The pen was dropped to the floor by the teacher.
Which from the below is a determiner?
The teacher brought: a pen, a pencil and a notebook.
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The dogs ran through the park.
Many
Fortunate
Pack
They lost the game, didn’t they.
The pen was dropped to the floor by the teacher.
Which of the following words are collective nouns?
The teacher brought: a pen, a pencil and a notebook.
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The dogs ran through the park.
Many
Fortunate
Pack
They lost the game, didn’t they.
The pen was dropped to the floor by the teacher.
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