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In "We enjoy swimming after work." The nouns are ...
swiming, work
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At Bryce Canyon, Carol took thirty pictures of ... (I, me).
me
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In "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder." The only one abstract noun is ....
beauty
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Everyone should do what (he/they) thinks is best.
he
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In “Your courage is inspiring,” the noun is ...
courage
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In "Twelve students passed the final exam." The adjective is ...
twelve
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The adverb of "My cat waits impatiently for his food." is ...
impatiently
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In "The only person I’m worrying about today is me." The pronoun is ...
I, me
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In a sentence, “Janice looks happy.” Happy is an ...
adjective
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(Who, Whom) did you ask to watch the fire?
Whom
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In "Amir loves watching my cat play with the pink yarn." The three nouns are ...
Amir,my cat, pink yarn
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In "His head is fat and round." The verb is ...
is
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In "Tom is very tall." The adverb is ...
very
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All employees should do what (he/they) think is best.
they
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I don’t know (who, whom) to ask about where to stay there.
whom
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In "It is raining! Everyone, grab your umbrella and rain hat and watch out for the puddles! The three nouns are ...
umbrella, hat, puddle
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The dogs and the cat ate all (its/their) food immediately.
their
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Jesse and (I, me) went to school.
me
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Identify an adverb in "The race finished too quickly."
too
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I feel bad about what happened. Bad is an ...
adjective
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Find adverb in "Fortunately, Lucy recorded Tom’s win."
Fortunately
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In "He knows who i am." Is the sentence true or false?
false
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I will seriously consider your suggestion. The adverb is ...
seriously
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In "He has small, dark, hamster-like eyes." The verb is ...
has
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It can present many difficulties and cause many mistakes to be made. The adjectives are ...
many
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