[ 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
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Grammar of Conjunctions and Prepotitions › ViewHe apologized ….. the policeman ………driving fast.
A. to, at
B. to , for
C. on, about
D. to, with
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They both follow a strict diet plan, __________ exercise regularly.
A. In the same manner
B. For example
C. Nonetheless
D. In conclusion
Vocabulary › ViewHypothesize; propose
A. postulate
B. deliberate
C. euphemism
D. hypocritical
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You ___ wash your hands before eating.
A. must
B. need to
C. ought to
D. responsible for