What is the correct conjunction: “She is good at math, ___ she is not very good at English.”
A. and
B. so
C. but
D. or
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A. Capitalize “tennis” and change “watched” to watch
B. Capitalize “tennis” and place a semicolon after closely
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He could not read the sentence.
A. The sentence could not be read by his.
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A. doesn’t have to
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Even the most primitive human communities have a system of ________ and punishments, distributed according to their ethical laws.
A. victories
B. rewards
C. prizes
D. prices