What does the word ‘or’ indicate in the sentence: You can have pizza or pasta for dinner.
A. Indicates a choice between three options
B. Indicates a choice between pizza and pasta
C. Indicates a choice between dinner options
D. Choice between two options
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Verbs & Phrasal Verbs › ViewWhich word is the verb
“I run to the gym every day”
A. gym
B. run
C. every
D. I
Grammar › View
Which is correctly punctuated?
A. The boy’s basketball coach was very strict.
B. The boys’ basketball coach was very strict.
C. The boys basketball coach was very strict.
D. The boys basketball coach, was very strict.
Grammar › ViewWhich of the following are punctuated correctly?
A. I want it now! “she demanded angrily.”
B. “I want it now! she demanded angrily.”
C. “I want it now!” she demanded angrily.
D. None of the above
Progressive Tense › View
Select the progressive verb tense phrase in the sentence:
I can tell it’s almost winter because the leaves are falling from the trees.
A. can tell
B. almost winter
C. from the trees
D. are falling