2441
Q705961
In the text,
the word "simply" (R.17) is an adverb.
2442
Q705818
In the text,
the word “teacher” (l.2) can be replaced by professor without changing the meaning.
2443
Q705817
In the text,
the word “daily” (l.7) is an adverb.
2444
Q705816
In the text,
the phrase “in effect” (l.14) is the same as in fact.
2445
Q705815
In the text,
the verb tense “are achieving” (l.11) is in its progressive form.
2446
Q705814
In the text,
the word “better” (l.8) is the opposite of worse.
2447
Q705813
In the text,
the word “their” (l.24) refers to “teachers” (l.23).
2448
Q705812
In the text,
the word “one” (l.6) refers to “definitions” (l.5).
2449
Q705811
In the text,
the verb tense “had (...) become” (l.2) is in the present perfect.
2450
Q705810
In the text,
the word “after” (l.8) is a preposition.