Please don’t interrupt me when I —– to concentrate.
A. was trying
B. had been trying
C. am trying
D. will have tried
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A. Your keys are definitely in your bag.
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A. When the sun sets
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A. shake
B. shook
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Identify the sentence that correctly uses a conjunctive adverb with appropriate punctuation.
A. The team played well; they won the game consequently.
B. The team played well, consequently they won the game.
C. The team played well; consequently, they won the game.
D. The team played well consequently; they won the game.