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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A. already
B. just
C. yet
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William broke the window so his parents ____ him do chores to pay for it.
A. made
B. let
C. have
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
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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