I'd like ___ to the party. A. coming ...

[ Verb Patterns ]

I’d like ___ to the party.

A. coming

B. to come

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Active vs. Passive Voice › View

    Which quotation uses an ellipsis correctly to indicate Olive’s incomplete thought?
A.     “I can’t stand . . . Olive.”
B.     “I can’t stand that . . . girl.”
C.     “I can’t stand that girl . . .”
D.     “I can’t stand that girl,” Olive said. “She’s so . . . I hate her.”

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Identify the correlative conjunction in each sentence.

Neither Jack nor Louise ate breakfast because they were not hungry.

A. neither/nor

B. neither Jack/nor Louise

C. neither/they

D. ate/were