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2. Which type of compound does the sentence contain? Mrs. Khan likes baseball and softball. compound object compound subject compound interjection compound verb

22. Identify the tense of the verb in the following sentence. Theresa has seen that movie three times already. past perfect present past present perfect

"Our mission is to serve justice, to right wrong, and to protect democracy" is an example of Multiple Choice oxymoron. simile. parallelism.

Which sentence contains a spelling or usage error? A His guilty conscious made him admit the truth. B Sheri is a person of very high principles. C We are definitely going skiing this winter. D The fireworks were quite spectacular last night.

In Bach's time a bourrée was: Danced by the nobility A collection of dances A collection of dances Unknown to most of his contemporaries

Which sentence can you identify as being nonliteral? Select one of four They collapsed onto their couch at the end of a long day. All the sentences are nonliteral. They were so tired that they immediately lay down on their couch. They were exhausted because of how hard they worked that day.

Which sentence can you identify as being nonliteral? Select one of four She massaged her aching muscles. "She rubbed her arms gently, grimacing." All the sentences are nonliteral. Her arms hurt, so she rubbed them.

Choose the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement: a. She going to work every day. b. She go to work every day. c. She gone to work every day d. She goes to work every day.

Arabic and Hindi are the fastest growing languages. True False Question 76 The popularity of English may reach its highest level soon. True False

According to some scholars, what is the connotative meaning behind Kafka's use of the German word for vermin? A. Jewish people , such as Kafka, were often persecuted and referred to as that word. B. Kafka knew that people feared rats and wanted the reader to be afraid of Gregor. C. Kafka wanted to imply that Gregor was as disgusting as a rat D. Calling someone a rat in German was complimentary and thought of as kind.