[ Vocabulary ]
A mathematical sentence that contains the symbols >, <, >, or < A. Inequality B. Algebraic Expression C. Coefficient D. Constant E. Distributive Property

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Grammar › ViewHe asked me ______.
A. if I would attend the party
B. that I attended the party
C. I attend the party
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Which verb agrees with the subject: Wanda ____ help to pull off the surprise.
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. Which sentence correctly uses an -ing form as an adjective?
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C. The movie was really bore.
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