[ Sentence Structure ]
What is the correct definition of a compound-complex sentence?
A. It has one independent clause and at least one subordinate clause.
B. It has two independent clauses.
C. It has one independent clause.
D. It has two independent clauses and at least one subordinate clause.
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The rug is __________ the shower.
A. in front of
B. behind
C. next to
D. above
Past Continuous vs Past Simple › View
Because she ________ Chinese class yesterday afternoon, she couldn’t go to Sarah’s birthday party.
A. had
B. was having
C. were having
Grammar › ViewBrock’s Bisstro has requested that we …. the number of dinner guests by Monday.
A. personify
B. magnify
C. specify
D. testify
Homonyms › View
Yes, I am ___.
a. already
b. all ready