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Prepositions
Adjectives
Verb Tenses
Capitalization
Mystery
100
Why are you sitting _____________ (in/on) a chair?
In
100
It’s the comparative form of angry
Angrier
100
Present perfect: to live
They have lived
100
Is the title well capitalized: Communication Technologies In An Elementary Class ?
No, in and an should not be capitalized
100
“A”, “an” and “the” are part of this class of words.
Articles
200
This preposition is used between “living” and city names, towns or countries.
In
200
It’s the comparative of busy
Busier
200
Past perfect continuous: to share
She had been sharing
200
What’s the error: I met a chinese student in Quebec City.
chinese = Chinese
200
In an opinion article, it contains an interesting sentence and the thesis statement.
The introduction
300
This preposition is used between “going” and a vacation, a trip and an adventure.
On
300
It’s the superlative form of further
Furthest
300
Present continuous/progressive: to fall
I'm falling
300
What is the error in: Benedicte said, "the case is far from over, and we will win"?
"the" should be capitalized
300
“Additionally”, “although”, “furthermore” and “also” are all part of this category of words.
Transition words
400
This preposition is used after “to be responsible”
For
400
It’s the comparative form of fat
Fatter
400
What is the past participle form of the verb to swim
Swum
400
Are nationalities capitalized?
Yes, ex. She's German
400
What is this: “It’s the best thing since sliced bread”
An idiom
500
I’m going ___________ (to/in) California next month.
To
500
It’s the superlative form of worse
Worst
500
What is the past tense form of the verb to put
Put
500
Which one is not capitalized in a text: the days of the week, months, holidays and seasons
Seasons
500
It is a type of nouns derived from the progressive tense
The gerund