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Choose the correct verb form:My friend were laughing heartily when I ______ the room.

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entered

enter

have entered

was entering

The man complained that was no bread, The underlined part of the sentence is a/ an.......... .

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Relative clause

Dependent clause

Subordinate clause `

Independent clause

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Aplouded

Applauded

Appleuded

The antonym of "suffering" is:

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distress

pleasure

anguish

annoyed

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Diognose

Diagnose

Deagnose

Diegnose

The antonym of "suffering" is ......... .

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Distress

Pleasure

Arnguish

Annoyed

Choose the correct meaning of the word:I felt "guilty" about my behaviour. "guilty" means:

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Confused

Frightened

Astonished

Ashamed

Choose the correct meaning of the word:They walked towards us and then "halted". "halted" means:

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Stopped

Talked

Spoke

Attacked

Choose the correct meaning of the word:They will have to "confess" their crime."confess" means:

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Prove

Repeat

Admit

Give up

"When the school bell rang," the children left the classroom. The part "when the school bell rang" of the sentence is:

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the dependent clause

the main clause

the dependent phrase

the independent phrase

The synonym of "culprit" is:

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innocent

offender

desert

honest

The man complained that was no bread, The underlined part of the sentence is a/ an.......... .

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Relative clause

Dependent clause

Subordinate clause `

Independent clause

Choose the correct verb form:I was so far from the stage that I ______ see very well.

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could

should

would

can

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Paralel

Parralel

Parallel

Peralel

He had all the money in the world ......... he was sad.

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Yet

If

But

Still

"Since" he had no luggage with him, it seemed odd for him to be on the road. the word "since" is a/an:

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conjunction

relative pronoun

adverb

preposition

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