A) A sharks are dangerous
B) The sharks is dangerous
C) The sharks are dangerous

A) Food at the restaurant is better than an food here
B) Food at the restaurant is better than a food herr
C) Food at the restaurant is better than the food here

A) Here is an biscuit for you
B) Here is a biscuit for you
C) Here is the biscuit for you

A) False
B) Unsure
C) True

A) False
B) Unsure
C) True

A) At
B) In
C) On

A) Beneath
B) Inside
C) Between

A) In
B) At
C) By

A) Through
B) To
C) Towards

A) Towards
B) Through
C) By

A) Declarative sentence
B) Explanatory sentence
C) Imperative sentence

A) Explanatory sentence
B) Imperative sentence
C) Declarative sentence

A) Declarative sentence
B) Interrogative sentence
C) Explanatory sentence

A) Declarative sentence
B) Explanatory sentence
C) Interrogative sentence

A) Isn't it?
B) Wasn't it?
C) Is it?

A) Didn't he?
B) Does he?
C) Did he?

A) Doesn't she?
B) Didn't she?
C) Did she?

A) Mayn't you?
B) May you?
C) Will you?

A) Couldn't they?
B) Could they?
C) Can't they?

A) Are we?
B) Aren't we?
C) Were we?

A) These are group of words that have a subject and predicate
B) All of the above
C) Group of words without subject nor predicate

A) words that are spelt the same and sounds the same as another but have different meaning or origin
B) words that are spelt the same and sounds the same as another and have the same meaning or origin
C) None of the above

A) Subject=rises in the east, predicate=the sun
B) All of the above
C) Subject=the sun, predicate=rises in the east

A) All of the above
B) Subject=Ojo, predicate=very clever boy
C) Subject=very clever boy, predicate=Ojo

A) Subject=my brother, predicate=sent me a gift
B) Subject =sent me a gift, predicate=my brother

A) Subject=Eze, predicate=ate the juicy apple
B) None of the above
C) Subject=ate the juicy apple, predicate=Eze

A) words that are spelt the same and sounds the same as another but have different meaning or origin
B) None of the above
C) Homophones can be defined as the words that sounds the same as another but are different in spellings,meanings or origin

A) A phrase that you add to the end of a statement to make it a question or to check that someone agrees with you
B) A phrase that you add to the begining of a statement
C) All of the above

A) These are group of words consisting of a preposition, it's object and any word that modify the object
B) These are group of words consisting of a preposition, it's object and any word that modify the subject