When do we use the definite article ‘the’?
A. When referring to a specific noun known to the listener or reader.
B. When the noun is plural
C. When referring to an abstract concept
D. When the noun starts with a vowel
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A. was going
B. had gone
C. would go
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Which one of these sentences use an Adverb Clause at the beginning of a sentence?
A. Before we go on vacation, we must make reservations.
B. Vacation we be went before, reservation be one to make first.
C. Elephants, although they are large, are not predators.
D. practicing the song you must be, until get you right it.
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__________ not a question of whether he did it. _______ a question of when.
A. It’s … It’s
B. Its …. Its
C. It’s ….. Its
D. Its ….. It’s