Which is the grammatically accurate form of the sentence?
A. They had intended to go to Virginia; but Plymouth would now be their home.
B. They had intended to go to Virginia but Plymouth would now be their home.
C. They had intended to go to Virginia, but Plymouth would now be their home.
D. They had intended to go to Virginia: but Plymouth would now be their home.
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A. By listening to them
B. By asking them questions
C. By telling them your ideas on what they should do
D. By giving them instructions
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Which one is the correct?
A. She ought to study.
B. She ought study.
C. She has to ought to study.
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A. before using action words.
B. before a singular noun beginning with a vowel sound (a,e,i,o,u)
C. before any noun.
D. before a singular or plural noun, noun is known to the reader.
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go swimming / sometimes / on sundays / I
A. I go swimming on sundays sometimes
B. I sometimes go swimming on sundays
C. Sometimes i go swimming on sundays
D. On sundays i go swimming sometimes