I .... studied for two hours. A. have ...

[ Present Perfect Tense ]

I …. studied for two hours.

A. have

B. been

C. has

D. had

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Which is the grammatically accurate form of the sentence?

A. Colonists protested “taxation without representation”; King George refused to hear.

B. Colonists protested “taxation without representation;” King George refused to hear.

C. Colonists protested “taxation without representation”: King George refused to hear.

D. Colonists protested “taxation without representation,” King George refused to hear.

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    Brenda shot her first buck with a bow.

A.     subject

B.     object of the preposition

C.     direct object

D.     indirect object

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