[ Independent Clauses ]
Connect the sentences using and, but, or or
There are gumdrops on my gingerbread house. There is icing on my gingerbread house.
A. or
B. but
C. and
D. none
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a. from
b. for
c. at
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The new restaurant ___________ 2 weeks ago.
A. opened
B. have opened
C. was opening
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A. I watched the movie version.
B. watching the movie.
C. to watch the movie.
D. watched the movie version
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Centers for public health ____ become popular.
A. have
B. has
C. having
D. to have