[ Subject-Verb Agreement ]
The jury is / are still out.
A. Is
B. Are
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A. Simile
B. Metaphor
C. Personification
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Select the sentence(s) that reflect the properly punctuated Introductory comma rule:
A. Also, the jury finds the defendant guilty of battery.
B. Thus you, will not find me ever taking a trip to Mongolia.
C. Therefore my students will not be required, to memorize prepositions.
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A. in the sun
B. below sun
C. on sun
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Form a wh-question using the word ‘how’ for the following statement: He is driving the car.
A. How he is driving the car?
B. He is driving how the car?
C. How is he driving the car?
D. Is he driving the car how?