Correct Answer:
A. Adverb
The word "enough" functions as an adverb here, modifying the adjective "good" by indicating its degree. Adjectives modify nouns, while conjunctions join clauses, making those options incorrect in this context.
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Identify the error: He asked that why I was late.
A.
asked
B.
that
C.
why
D.
was late
Correct answer is:
B. that
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The Jar was full _______ oil.
A.
A. with
B.
B. from
C.
C. by
D.
D. of
Correct answer is:
D. D. of
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The idiom "All and Sundry" means:
A.
Specific
B.
Everyone
C.
Relevant
D.
Experienced
Correct answer is:
B. Everyone
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Convert to Indirect Speech: My father said to me, 'Do not ride in the rain.'
A.
My father said to me to not ride in the rain.
B.
My father advised me not to ride in the rain.
C.
My father told me that do not ride in rain.
D.
My father requested me to ride in the rain.
Correct answer is:
B. My father advised me not to ride in the rain.
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What type of conjunction is used in the sentence: "She wanted to go swimming, but it was raining"?
A.
Coordinating conjunction
B.
Subordinating conjunction
C.
Conjunctive adverb
D.
Correlative conjunction
Correct answer is:
A. Coordinating conjunction
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If a person is uptight, then he or she is:
A.
Cheerful
B.
Careless
C.
Generous
D.
Worried and tense
Correct answer is:
D. Worried and tense
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