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She works Saturday. (at/on)
I stay at home the morning. (in/on)
How do you get to work? (By car/In car)
Do you like classical music? (Yes, I like/Yes, I do)
Where is Mary? She over there. (is standing/standing)
I am hungry. something to eat, please. (I'd want/I'd like)
He born in 1963 in America. (is/was)
Switzerland is than Britain. (smallest/smaller)
Motor racing is the sport in the world. (more expensive/most expensive)
He passed his English exam very . (easily/easy)
Grammatical category is related to . (word indication/word agreement)
Only can be affected by the grammatical category known as "number." (nouns/adjectives)
Possessive is a value of the grammatical category called . (number/case)
Modern English uses gender. (grammatical/natural)
The grammatical category "person" is a property of pronouns and has values. (two/three)
"Tense" is a grammatical category that applies to . (verbs/adverbs)
Continuous and perfect are examples of the grammatical category known as . (tense/aspect)
The subjunctive "mood" expresses . (a statement of fact/something desired)
"Voice" is a grammatical category affecting . (transitive verbs/intransitive verbs)
can be affected by the grammatical category known as "degree." (Gradable adverbs/Non-gradable adverbs)
She works Saturday. (at/on)
I stay at home the morning. (in/on)
How do you get to work? (By car/In car)
Do you like classical music? (Yes, I like/Yes, I do)
Where is Mary? She over there. (is standing/standing)
I am hungry. something to eat, please. (I'd want/I'd like)
He born in 1963 in America. (is/was)
Switzerland is than Britain. (smallest/smaller)
Motor racing is the sport in the world. (more expensive/most expensive)
He passed his English exam very . (easily/easy)
Grammatical category is related to . (word indication/word agreement)
Only can be affected by the grammatical category known as "number." (nouns/adjectives)
Possessive is a value of the grammatical category called . (number/case)
Modern English uses gender. (grammatical/natural)
The grammatical category "person" is a property of pronouns and has values. (two/three)
"Tense" is a grammatical category that applies to . (verbs/adverbs)
Continuous and perfect are examples of the grammatical category known as . (tense/aspect)
The subjunctive "mood" expresses . (a statement of fact/something desired)
"Voice" is a grammatical category affecting . (transitive verbs/intransitive verbs)
can be affected by the grammatical category known as "degree." (Gradable adverbs/Non-gradable adverbs)