She played an electric guitar in the concert. Which one is the pronoun?
A. played
B. electric
C. she
D. guitar
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A. Have
B. Has
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Ms Kent moved to Wilton Minnesota on Saturday.
A. Ms. Kent moved to Wilton, Minnesota on Saturday.
B. Ms Kent moved to Wilton, Minnesota on Saturday.
C. Ms. Kent moved to Wilton Minnesota on Saturday.
D. Ms. Kent moved to Wilton, Minnesota on, Saturday.
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A. inside the classroom
B. out of control
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No one was ever able to overtake the fleeing phantom. It always seemed to disappear into thin air.
A. No one was ever able to overtake the fleeing phantom, it always seemed to disappear into thin air.
B. No one was ever able to overtake the fleeing phantom; always seemed to disappear.
C. No one was ever able to overtake the fleeing phantom because it always seemed to disappear into thin air.
D. No one was ever able to overtake the fleeing phantom ; because it always seemed to disappear into thin air.