Form an adverbial clause to indicate place in the sentence: ‘She looked everywhere.’
A. She looked everywhere she went.
B. She looked everywhere she stayed.
C. She looked everywhere she ate.
D. She looked everywhere she slept.
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Pass me the salt please. (pronoun)
A. Pass
B. Me
C. Salt
D. Please
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Identify all the words being used as VERBS in the sentence below.
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A. After
B. sprayed
C. with
D. None of the above
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A. Memorendum
B. Memorandem
C. Memorandum
D. Memorandam
E. Memorindum
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It was necessary that I_________there watching you the entire time you were rehearsing for the play
A. A sitting
B. being sitting
C. be sitting
D. am sitting