What does an adverb clause do?
A. Modifies a noun or pronoun.
B. Describes verbs, adjectives, or adverbs.
C. Connects two independent clauses.
D. Replaces a noun in a sentence.
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Tenses › ViewBy the time the two new large printers are installed, demand for the popular publication ___ two fold.
A. has increased
B. had increased
C. will increase
D. will have increased
Conjunctions › View
Which coordinating conjunction(s) could you use to combine the two sentences below:
I didn’t study for my Social Studies test, _____ I did not get a good score.
A. and
B. yet
C. so
D. but
Prepositions › ViewI chat ______ the phone with my friends.
A. in
B. by
C. on
Comparatives and Past Perfect Tense › View
What is the correct past perfect form of “I do the laundry”?
A. I have done the laundry.
B. I did the laundry.
C. I had did the laundry.
D. I had done the laundry.