[ 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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Language Features of an Opinion Article › ViewWhich of the following is an example of a metaphor?
A. The classroom was a zoo
B. The book was interesting
C. She ran quickly
D. The dog barked loudly
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We […] to Paris last year.
A. go
B. gone
C. went
D. were going
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.