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What is the object of the verb like in William and Jessica particularly liked the hotel by the beach?
- particularly
- the beach
- William and Jessica
- the hotel by the beach
If we start with the hypernym building, which of the following form a set of hyponyms?
- car park, square, street, lane
- house, church, office block, chalet
- home, cave, residence, tree house
- live, reside, dwell, inhabit
What grammatical function is the word fascinated performing in She appeared fascinated?
- the subject of appear
- an adverb
- an adjective
- the object of appear
The phrase has been done in The work has been done already is best described as ...
- a verb phrase
- the subject phrase
- a noun phrase
- a prepositional phrase
Which of the following is an example of the present perfect tense?
- Mary has done the work
- Mary'll do the work
- Mary'd already done the work
- Mary did the work
Which of the following refers to a background fact which is always true?
- Will she know your address?
- Does he know your address?
- Did she ask for your address?
- Have you told her your address?
What sort of verb is could in She couldn't see what was happening?
- a modal auxiliary
- the past of of can
- a past tense
- a main verb
The consonant at the beginning of fish is the same as the one at the end of ...
- dive
- graph
- dish
- with
The word design rhymes with ...
- cream
- time
- fine
- lane
The phrases by the guest house and beside the bed and breakfast place are
- synonymous
- identical
- dialect differences
- antonymous