Question

0856 ✗ The next morning, the snowman had disappeared. The next morning, the snowman [[had]] disappeared. was | had

Accepted Answer

disappear The next morning, the snowman was disappeared. The next morning, the snowman [[was]] disappeared. had Disappeared (from the verb disappear ) is not used like an adjective: 'His wife has disappeared with the children.' 'Suddenly, the pain in my back just disappeared.'Compare: 'The next morning, the snowman was gone.' Unlike disappeared, gone (from the verb go ) may be used like an adjective.

Idx	0856
Keyword	disappear
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	The next morning, the snowman was disappeared.
Correct Sentence	The next morning, the snowman had disappeared.
Cloze Error Sentence	The next morning, the snowman [[was]] disappeared.
Cloze Sentence	The next morning, the snowman [[had]] disappeared.
Cloze Answer	had
Choices	was \| had
Explanation	Disappeared (from the verb disappear ) is not used like an adjective: 'His wife has disappeared with the children.' 'Suddenly, the pain in my back just disappeared.' Compare: 'The next morning, the snowman was gone.' Unlike disappeared, gone (from the verb go ) may be used like an adjective.

Morning Snowman Disappeared Disappear Verb Adjective Wife Children