There is no point in ________ with them. A. ...

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There is no point in ________ with them.

A. arguing

B. argued

C. argues

D. arogue

Select your answer:

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In a personal reflection, Lily writes, “She couldn’t attend the event because she was feeling sick.” Which option correctly identifies the type of dependent clause used?

A. because she was feeling sick

B. because that she was feeling sick

C. since she was feeling sick

D. though she was feeling sick

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The university ____ (just announce) a new scholarship program.

A. has just announced

B. is just announcing

C. just announces