The word alter sounds like the word altar. These words are called
Responses
A antonyms.antonyms.
B homographs.homographs.
C homophones.homophones.
D synonyms.
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C homophones.homophones.
Choose the set of words that is an adverb clause:
Before you leave for school, make sure to pack your textbook for Mr. Henson's math test.
Responses
A make sure to packmake sure to pack
B to pack your textbookto pack your textbook
C for Mr. Henson's math testfor Mr. Henson's math test
D Before you leave for school
Before you leave for school, make sure to pack your textbook for Mr. Henson's math test.
Responses
A make sure to packmake sure to pack
B to pack your textbookto pack your textbook
C for Mr. Henson's math testfor Mr. Henson's math test
D Before you leave for school
D Before you leave for school
mplore v. -plored, -ploring, -plores. To appeal to in supplication; entreat; beseech; to plead or beg for urgently.-implorer, imploringly.
Judging from the dictionary definition of the word implore, which form of the word is misspelled?
Responses
A imploredimplored
B imploreinglyimploreingly
C imploresimplores
D imploring
Judging from the dictionary definition of the word implore, which form of the word is misspelled?
Responses
A imploredimplored
B imploreinglyimploreingly
C imploresimplores
D imploring
B imploreinglyimploreingly
The misplaced modifier in this sentence is confusing because it seems to modify which word?
While driving to school this morning, a deer ran across the road.
Responses
A deerdeer
B drivingdriving
C roadroad
D school
While driving to school this morning, a deer ran across the road.
Responses
A deerdeer
B drivingdriving
C roadroad
D school
A deerdeer
Statement 1: This is a spicy hot tamale!
Statement 2: Driving is a dangerous nerve-wracking business!
Statement 3: Would you bring me a bright red apple?
Statement 4: Where are the slightly worn-out slippers?
Which statement(s) requires a comma between adjectives?
Responses
A Statement 1 onlyStatement 1 only
B Statement 2 onlyStatement 2 only
C Statement 3 onlyStatement 3 only
D Statement 4 only
Statement 2: Driving is a dangerous nerve-wracking business!
Statement 3: Would you bring me a bright red apple?
Statement 4: Where are the slightly worn-out slippers?
Which statement(s) requires a comma between adjectives?
Responses
A Statement 1 onlyStatement 1 only
B Statement 2 onlyStatement 2 only
C Statement 3 onlyStatement 3 only
D Statement 4 only
B Statement 2 onlyStatement 2 only