Where should the comma(s) go? "I enjoy cooking dogs and kids"
I enjoy cooking dogs, and kids.
I enjoy cooking, dogs and, kids.
I, enjoy cooking dogs and kids.
I enjoy cooking, dogs, and kids.
What does this sentence mean? "I am apprehensive about tomorrow's exam."
I am uneasy and worried about tomorrow's exam.
I am bored and tired to have to write tomorrow's exam.
I am not concerned about tomorrow's exam.
I am excited and happy about tomorrow's exam.
having or showing an interest in learning something; curious.
punctual
inquisitive
procrastinate
exquisite
Which sentence is a fact?
I prefer to go by car than plane.
Summer is better than winter.
rainy days are great for going to the movies.
There are 365 days in a year.
"Yesterday, I went to the game." - What is the base form (Infinitive form) of the verb 'went'?
to went
to be
to go
to want
I, you, he, she, it, we, they are what part of speech?
adverbs
pronouns
verbs
nouns
go, am, need, love are what part of speech?
nouns
adjectives
adverbs
verbs
arriving or doing something at the agreed or proper time
punctual
serendipity
petite
dwindle
