Which type of adjectival clause does not require commas to separate it from the main clause?
A. Restrictive clause
B. Dependent clause
C. Independent clause
D. Non-restrictive clause
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A. Whatever we bought in the past is not very useful.
B. The past and future are interrelated.
C. We must forget and forgive past mistakes and move on.
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Identify the sentence that correctly revises a choppy sentence structure into a more fluid one.
A. She opened the door. She screamed.
B. Opening the door, she screamed.
C. She opened the door and screamed.
D. She screamed when she opened the door.
Grammar › ViewI’m so hungry. I ______ eat a horse!
A. could
B. can
C. must
D. should
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She is a professional footballer. She __________ more than ten years.
A. is playing
B. has being played
C. has been playing
D. is plays