ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL

Write the spelling word for each definition.
7.earlier__________

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Answer 1
Answer:

Answer:

ear-li-er

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Which of the following sentences uses "so" correctly?A.) Playing on the school’s volleyball team is one of my favorite activities, and so is helping out with the school play.
B.) Working after school most days is something I have to do, so is helping prepare dinner on Thursdays.
C.) Snakes are one of the most adaptable animals on the planet, so are humans.

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Identify the CAPITALIZED verb as progressive (P) or emphatic (E).1. Did you GO to the swim meet?
2. I WILL BE BUYING season tickets tomorrow.
3. I HAVE BEEN SAVING my money all month.
4. Coach Chang DIDn’t KNOW about the new uniforms.
5. He WILL HAVE BEEN LOOKING for the old uniforms for two hours.
6. He DOES LOOK frantic.
7. I AM GOING to the football game.
8. I SHALL BE SITTING at the fifty-yard line.

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Answer;
1. Did you GO to the swim meet? (E)
2. I WILL BE BUYING season tickets tomorrow. (P)
3. I HAVE BEEN SAVING my money all month.(P)
4. Coach Chang DIDn’t KNOW about the new uniforms. (E)
5. He WILL HAVE BEEN LOOKING for the old uniforms for two hours.(P)
6. He DOES LOOK frantic.(E)
7. I AM GOING to the football game.(P)
8. I SHALL BE SITTING at the fifty-yard line.(P)

Explanation; 
Progressive verbs forms, are forms that are used to show progress or an ongoing action. They always end in -ing.
Emphatic form is used to show emphasis or contradiction and consists of the present or past tense of "do" with the base form of the main verb. For example, "i did finish my work"
Numbers 1, 4, and 6 are emphatic while numbers 2,3,5,7 and 8 are progressive. You can easily recognize progressive forms as they always have the -ing verb form.

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A.
at the corner unless

B.
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C.
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D.
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I’m confused.What do you mean?

Good evening, she went to the supermarket .....some food
a) for buy
b) for to buy
c) to buy
d) in order buying

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Answer: c. to buy

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