Which sentence is correct?
The picture was hanged on the wall
The picture was hung on the wall
The picture was hunged on the wall
The picture had hanged on the wall
The picture was hung on the wall
Parliament
National Parliament
Legislature
The House of the Nation
Light
Shot
Criterion
Cannon
The despot had been thought to be corrupt
It was thought that the despot was corrupt
The despot was thought to be corrupt
The despot is thought to be corrupt
Adverb
Adjective
Noun
Conjunction
Christopher Marlowe
Thomas Kyd
William Haughton
Ben Jonson
Robinson Crusoe
A Doll’s House
Vanity Fair
Gulliver’s Travels
Noun clause
Adverbial clause
Adjective clause
Principal clause
We’re hoping for better weather tomorrow
Sound travels better in water than in air
It’s hard to decide which one is better
He joined the gym to better his health
A slice of the cake
An attractive but unnecessary addition
An attractive service
An attractive and essential enhancement
