Combine the following sentences using a subordinate conjunction: She likes to read. She prefers to write.
A. She likes to read, so she prefers to write.
B. She likes to read, because she prefers to write.
C. While she likes to read, she prefers to write.
D. She likes to read, however she prefers to write.
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D. are having, are not having
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Which of the following nouns is plural in form but singular in meaning?
A. Diabetes
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Suzie complained that the island was full of mosquitoes.
___
A. Suzie
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There are ___ good jobs in Fortaleza that people are looking for jobs in other states.
a. so many
b. so few
c. so little
d. so much
e. such