[ Grammar ]
What is the purpose of adjectival clauses?
A. To specify certain characteristics
B. To provide essential meaning
C. To avoid repetition
D. To add extra information
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Vocabulary › Viewa breaking of a law or obligation
A. beneficent
B. disconcert
C. infraction
D. mitigate
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You should have studied for the exam.
A. You’re going to have an exam soon
B. You sat for the exam and got bad results
C. You sat for the exam and got good results
D. You’re not going to have an exam
Punctuations › ViewThis is used to separate two main clauses.
A. .
B. :
C. ;
D. ?
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Which is correct?
A. Maria was thirsty, so she drank some water.
B. Maria was thirsty, and she drank some water.