Which of the following sentences correctly uses an appositive to rename a noun?
A. My car, a red sports car, is very fast.
B. My car is a red sports car, which is very fast.
C. A red sports car is what my car is.
D. My car is very fast, it’s a red sports car.
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Grammar › ViewI liked the chocolate chip cookies better _______ oatmeal raisin. But _____ I tried the sugar cookies and those were my favorite.
A. then; than
B. than; then
C. then; then
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Which is grammatically correct?
A. Elderly people can enjoy this chocolate whenever they want to eat something healthy but delicious.
B. Elderly people can enjoy this chocolate, whenever they want to eat something healthy but delicious.
C. Whenever elderly people want to eat something delicious they can enjoy this chocolate.
Grammar › ViewMy uncle, who is ______ university professor, is highly respected by his students.
A. a
B. an
C. the
D. that
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Susan ________________ already _______________(take) the dog for a walk.
A. have taken
B. has taken
C. has taking
D. have took