Find the prepositional phrase in the sentence.
We spend more than an hour with the lizards and snakes.
A. with the lizards and snakes.
B. spend more
C. We
D. snakes
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A. that; that
B. if; if
C. whether; whether
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Which conjunction should complete this sentence? “I want to buy a new car, __ I don’t have enough money.”
A. or
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A. He is playing soccer.
B. I was swimming in the pool.
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This is the first time I ____ this film.
A. have watched
B. watched
C. will be watching
D. watch