A) matter B) pray C) judge D) paste
A) card B) over C) money D) safe
A) rude B) disrupt C) flush D) drone
A) lord B) uncouth C) fruit D) hundred
A) leaked B) calm C) ghost D) spare
A) least B) justice C) search D) master
A) key B) organise C) enjoyment D) might
A) cheese B) paper C) leopard D) matter
A) budget B) turn C) sport D) wolf
A) dwarf B) start C) noun D) rope
A) definite pronoun B) reflexive pronoun C) emphatic pronoun D) interrogative pronoun
A) this B) themselves C) they D) which
A) demonstrative pronoun B) reflexive pronoun C) emphatic pronoun D) interrogative pronoun
A) proper nouns B) collective nouns C) common nouns D) concrete nouns
A) hospital B) bank C) Oshodi Market D) school
A) bake B) sit C) write D) run
A) late B) party C) arrive D) will
A) a pronoun B) a verb C) an adjective D) an adverb
A) advised B) time C) spend D) wisely
A) suspicious B) suspectfully C) suspectful D) suspiciously
A) swims B) swam C) swimming D) swum
A) sits B) sat C) stood D) sitting
A) severely B) punished C) boy D) stubborn
A) delicious B) meal C) dining D) served
A) sentence B) supporting details C) paragraphing D) topic sentence
A) expository composition B) narrative composition C) argumentative composition D) descriptive composition
A) Using 'big' words and long sentences to impress the reader B) Writing your composition in paragraphs and making sure each sentence in the paragraph starts with a capital letter C) Using adjectives for clear description of the person, place or thing you are writing about D) Writing the title or topic of your composition and underlining it
A) just B) between C) ended D) relationship
A) considerately B) considered C) considerate D) considerably
A) personal pronoun B) reflexive C) demonstrative pronoun D) interrogative pronoun |