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He went home last night. Here the word "home" is a/an
A noun
B pronoun
C adjective
D adverb
He went home last night. Here the word 'home' is a/an
A noun
B pronoun
C adjective
D adverb
My father went home last night; Here 'home' is a/an -
A noun
B adverb
C preposition
D pronoun
Nurse Kemp has worked more night shifts in a row than Nurse Rogers, who has worked five. Nurse Miller has worked fifteen night shifts in a row, more than Nurses Kemp and Rogers combined. Nurse Calvin has worked eight night shifts in a row, less than Nurse Kemp. How many night shifts in a row has Nurse Kemp worked?
A eight
B nine
C ten
D eleven
What time did he get home last night? here 'home' is an/an
A verb
B adverb
C noun
D preposition
The boy went mad. Here went is a
A Auxiliary verb
B linking verb
C verb transitive
D strong verb
Here the text is incomplete. Choose a, b, c or d to complete the text. Last year we went to Italy for out holiday. The weather was perfect, the food was superb and the hotel where we stayed------, The only thing that happened to spoil things a little was the fact that I got terrible sunburnt on my first day pm the beach. I'ii certainly be more careful next year.
A was a long way from the beach
B could hold forty guests
C was extremely comfortable
D has no vacancies
What kind of verb is the word "went" in the sentence : "The dog went mad"?
A Transitive verb
B Causative verb
C Factitive verb
D Copulative verb
What kind of verb is the word "went" in the following sentence? "The dog went mad"
A transitive verb
B causative verb
C copulative verb
My father ___ home last night.
A had returned
B has returned
C returned
D was returned

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