[ Conjunction ]
… did she do well on her math test, … she … got an A on her social studies report.
A. either … or
B. neither … nor
C. both … and
D. not only … but also
Select your answer:
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Grammar and Absence › ViewHow would you negate this sentence: “Olivia found a beautiful shell on the beach”?
A. Olivia did not found a beautiful shell on the beach.
B. Olivia didn’t find a beautiful shell on the beach.
C. Olivia don’t found a beautiful shell on the beach.
D. Olivia didn’t finding a beautiful shell on the beach.
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. What is “deforestation”?
A. Planting new trees
B. Cutting down trees and clearing forests
C. Protecting forests
D. Growing crops