To start on a journey is to ___.
a. set in
b. set by
c. set off
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Vocabulary › ViewThe builders used metal rods to _______ the walls of the building.
A. construct
B. collapse
C. reinforce
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Miss Kelly said, “Students, I shall give you homework tomorrow.”
A. Miss Kelly said to her students that she should give them homework the next day.
B. Miss Kelly told her students that she shall give them homework the next day.
C. Miss Kelly told her students that she should give us homework the next day.
D. Miss Kelly told her students that she should give them homework the next day,
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A. a
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Identify the conjunction of purpose in this sentence: ‘She saved money so that she could buy a new phone.’
A. although
B. because
C. in order to
D. so that