[ Grammar - Punctuation ]
That batters bat broke into two pieces.
A. That batter’s bat broke into two pieces.
B. That batters bat broke into two piece’s.
C. That batters bat, broke into two pieces.
D. That batters bat broke, into two pieces.
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A. Can
B. Must
C. Might
D. Could
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Choose the correct conjunction:
She is both smart and funny.
A. And
B. But
C. Or
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C. They are not interested or concerned at all
D. They are deeply affected by it
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Your turn. What happens if you heat ice?
A. It melts.
B. Yes, it has ice.
C. It’s hot.