[ Subject Verb Agreement ]
The sum of 5 plus 11 _____ 16.
A. is
B. are

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Conjunction › ViewThese rooms are very comfortable _______ they have a good view of the city.
A. Also
B. And
C. Still
D. As
Grammar › View
Identify whether the following sentence is a complete sentence, sentence fragment, or run-on sentence: “Bobby ran out the door the pizza had arrived.”
A. Complete Sentence
B. Sentence Fragment
C. Run-On Sentence
D. None of the above
Grammar › ViewThese packages are _____ special care because they’re fragile.
A. give
B. needing
C. given
D. giving
Subordinating Conjunctions › View
_____ we walked by the roadside, a fast vehicle ran over a strayed cat.
A. As
B. Until
C. Unless
