[ Vocabulary ]
Normally, kids are in — with their parents about things they don’t like.
A. conflict
B. void
C. equivalent
D. allegiance
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a. Canuks
b. Canadians
c. Canadites
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Which word is the subordinating conjunction?
Although it was raining, we went outside.
A. Although
B. it
C. went
D. outside
Complete the sentence.
We were walking around Brooklyn _____ we _____ lost.
A. when, were getting
B. while, got
C. when, got
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I ___ visited Maldives several times.
A. am
B. was
C. has
D. have