filled with joy and pride; in high spirits; excited
A. elated
B. boisterous
C. inhibited
D. anticipate
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A. The subject is the beginning of the sentence. The predicate is the end.
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Ducks ______ birds, but cows _____ birds.
A. aren’t / aren’t
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D. are / are
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A. wouldn’t have survived
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