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Day 2 Basic and Complex Questions
Quiz by nema allic
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Sort the emotions whether they are negative or positive.
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Sort the different adverbs to their corresponding adverb types.
Sort the emotions whether they are negative or positive.
Match the social issue to the image that defines it.
Link the adverb to its corresponding adverb type.
Arrange the words to create a grammatically correct parallel structure.
Complete the phrase: _______ parallelism is when similar parts do not follow the same structure.
Give me an example of a parts of speech.
videoq:ORArzuSfJAo:292:1//This is a transition that let us know that the writer is about to clarify or create a certain point.
Do you think this sentence has a parallel structure?
A figure of speech that directly compares.
A figure of speech that uses inanimate objects and give them human like characteristics.
A figure of speech that uses exaggeration.
A figures of speech that addresses an object as if it is alive.
A figure of speech that creates a situation that gives out opposite probable result.