[ Grammar ]
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

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A. modern
B. quiet
C. boring
D. expensive
E. empty
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Victor crashed his car because he _____ stop it.
A. Can
B. Could
C. Can’t
D. Couldn’t
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A. both…and
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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
