[ Vocabulary ]
a small group of words representing a conceptual unit, containing either a subject or a verb, but not both. Both a subject and a verb would constitute a clause (e.g., “Running through the forest, she breathed in the fresh, crisp air.”)
A. tone
B. style
C. phrase(s)
D. mood
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A. swimming
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A. because
B. thus
C. despite of
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We want to play tennis. I wish _____ stop raining.
A. it would
B. it had
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