Oh, no! I’m in the wrong classroom again, …?
A. aren’t I
B. am I
C. is it
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Grammar and Vocabulary › View‘ _______________ a haunted house in Connecticut?’
‘No, I think she had one in California.’
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A. Did Ms Winchester use to own
B. Would Ms Winchester own
C. Did Ms Winchester get used to owning
D. Is Ms Winchester used to owning
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My dad is always telling me to stop looking at my phone.
A. My dad will keep telling me to stop looking at my phone.
B. My dad is used to telling me to stop looking at my phone.
Temporal Conjunctions and Connectives › ViewTemporal connectives are typically used to…
A. Combine two clauses within one sentence.
B. Show the sequence of events in a story or explanation.
C. Express a contrast between two ideas.
D. Ask a question.
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A run-on sentence is one in which two clauses have been connected correctly.
A. True
B. False