English Language Flashcards
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Which connective best shows contrast?
Answer: However
'However' is a contrastive connective used to introduce a point that contradicts or qualifies what was previously stated.
In a formal letter, which salutation is correct when you do not know the recipient's name?
Answer: Dear Sir/Madam,
'Dear Sir/Madam,' is the correct formal salutation when the recipient's name is unknown.
What is the effect of using short sentences in a narrative?
Answer: They create rhythm and urgency
Short sentences speed up the pace and create a sense of urgency or tension in narrative writing.
Which word is an antonym of 'benevolent'?
Answer: Malevolent
'Benevolent' means well-meaning and generous; 'malevolent' means having or showing a wish to do evil — they are antonyms.
What does 'coherence' mean in writing?
Answer: Ideas flowing logically and smoothly
Coherence in writing means ideas are logically connected and flow smoothly, making the text easy to follow.
Which sentence contains a relative clause?
Answer: The book that I borrowed is interesting.
'That I borrowed' is a relative clause modifying 'the book', introduced by the relative pronoun 'that'.
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