Identify whether the following is a run-on, fragment, or a ...

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Identify whether the following is a run-on, fragment, or a complete sentence: “He wanted to go to the movies but forgot his wallet.”

A. Run-on

B. Fragment

C. Complete sentence

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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Use a time expression with ‘Going to’ in the sentence: ‘He is going to cook dinner ______.’

A. He is going to cook dinner in the morning.

B. He is going to cook dinner on the moon.

C. He is going to cook dinner tomorrow.

D. He is going to cook dinner at 7:00 PM.

Vocabulary and Grammar › View

To Debate something is to

A. discuss with opposing viewpoints

B. ignore opposing opinions

C. present a single viewpoint

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What is the correlative conjunction in the following sentence: Neither the dog nor the cat wanted to go outside.

A. both…and

B. neither…nor

C. not only…but also

D. either…or

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Choose the correct form of the adjective in (parentheses) that correctly completes each sentence.

An elephant is (intelligent) than a giraffe.

A. most intelligent

B. more intelligent

C. intelligenter

D. intelligentest