English Grammar

Johan got Alex ________ the bedroom.

Last night, under the moonlight, we ______ along the shore.

Life is but a mystery. Here 'but' is a/an -

Life is but a mystery. Here 'but' is a/an -

Life is but a mystery. Here 'but' is a/an -

Make it comparative:Leonardo da Vinci is the most influential of all Renaissance artists.

Make it complex: Having done this, she went away.

Make it complex: Having done this, she went away.

Make it complex: Having done this, she went away.

No matter how hard he tried, he couldn't help ______ his friend's success.

No other boy is as good as Arun in the class. (Make it superlative)

Notwithstanding being a rich man, he lives like a miser. (make it compound)

Notwithstanding being a rich man, he lives like a miser. (make it compound)

Notwithstanding being a rookie, he won the championship. (Make it compound)

Notwithstanding being a rookie, he won the championship. (Make it compound)

Orange juice tastes tangy. (Make it passive)

Orange juice tastes tangy. (Make it passive)

People always remember patriots. (Make it passive)

Placing "Seldom" before the verb in a sentence suggests which action?

Placing "Seldom" before the verb in a sentence suggests which action?