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Review of Future Tenses, Perfect Tenses, TAG Questions, Linking Words, Adjectives, and Adverbs

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In the section about Adjectives and Adverbs, what is the main difference between 'Such' and 'So'?

'Such' emphasizes the degree of the adjective, while 'So' emphasizes the degree of the adverb. (correct)

'Such' is followed by a noun, while 'So' is followed by an adjective.

'Such' is used for negative situations, while 'So' is used for positive situations.

'Such' is used with adjectives and 'So' is used with adverbs.

Which type of clauses are usually introduced by 'WHO' or 'WHICH'?

Adjective clauses replacing possessives.

Adjective clauses replacing verbs or prepositions.

Adjective clauses replacing subjects. (correct)

Adverb clauses indicating time or place.

What is the main difference between Present Perfect and Past Perfect tenses?

Present Perfect is used for habitual actions in the past, while Past Perfect is used for one-time actions.

Present Perfect is used for future actions, while Past Perfect is used for completed actions in the past.

Present Perfect is used for actions that have a direct impact on the present, while Past Perfect is used for actions completed before a specific time in the past. (correct)

Present Perfect is used for actions that happened before a specific time in the past, while Past Perfect is used for actions that continue until the present.