[ Conjunctions and Commas ]
Where does the comma go?
Before becoming a teacher Ben Ross went to college.
A. after teacher
B. after Ross
C. after to
D. after before
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A. I visited Paris yesterday.
B. I will visit Paris.
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D. I have visited Paris.
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Which of these question tags is grammatically correct?
A. She can come, can’t she?
B. Can’t she come, can she?
C. She can come, can she?
D. Can she come, she?
Identify the coordinating conjunction in the sentence: “We can go to the beach or the park.”
A. can
B. go
C. or
D. to
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At the moment, they __ (try) to fix the computer system.
A. try
B. are trying
C. have tried
D. have been trying