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serious, deep, ardent, sincere
A. profound
B. imminent
C. endeavor
D. apprehensive
Select your answer:
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Use a conjunction to combine: I like to swim. I like to bike.
A. I swim and bike.
B. I enjoy swimming and biking.
C. I like to swim and I like to bike.
D. I like swimming or biking.