You make a good case for a pay rise, but we can’t afford it.
A. Adjective Prepositional Phrase
B. Adverb Prepositional Phrase
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I love running outside and I hate running on the treadmill.
A. love
B. hate
C. running
D. treadmill
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_______ is she late? She is late because she missed the bus.
A. Who
B. When
C. Why
D. Where
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A movie …… by ….. right now.
A. is being watched; them
B. is being watched; they
C. was being watched; them
D. was being watched; us
E. are being watched; them
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In a memoir, Emma writes, “I remember the day when we first met.” Which option correctly identifies the type of dependent clause used?
A. when we first met
B. that we first met
C. where we first met
D. the day when we first met