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Which adjectives may have degrees of comparison?
qualitative / descriptive
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"Extremely" is an adverb of ... according to its meaning.
degree
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Define the syntactic function of the noun "mother's" in the sentence: My mother's car is black.
attribute
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Provide an example of a collective noun.
Free answer (e.g. team, group, family, etc.)
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Provide an example of a complex interjection.
Free answer (e.g. Good Lord!)
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"To appear" is a (terminative / non-terminative) verb.
terminative
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"According to" is a ... part of speech.
functional
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Provide an example of a modal word.
Free answer (e.g. fortunately, apparently, firstly, etc.)
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"In accordance with" is a ... preposition according to its structure.
compound
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"Manchester" is a (common / proper) noun.
proper
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"British" is a ... adjective according to its meaning.
relative
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Define the type of pronoun "one another"
reciprocal
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"Five" is a / an ... numeral.
cardinal / simple
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Define the mood of the verb "be fined" in the sentence: It is recommendable he be fined immediately.
Subjunctive
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"To pray" is a / an (transitive / intransitive) verb.
intransitive
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"Both ... and ..." is a ... conjunction.
correlative
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